First start shows my life is continuing, says Brentford's Eriksen

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NORWICH : Brentford midfielder Christian Eriksen started his first competitive game since suffering a cardiac arrest as he helped his side to a vital 3-1 win at Norwich City on Saturday.The Dane, who needed life-saving treatment on the pitch during Euro 2020 after collapsing against Finland in June last y

NORWICH : Brentford midfielder Christian Eriksen started his first competitive game since suffering a cardiac arrest as he helped his side to a vital 3-1 win at Norwich City on Saturday.

Eriksen, who came on as a substitute against Newcastle United in Brentford's last game, played the full match. "Good to see him out there playing 90 minutes," he said."It was a top delivery for the first goal and there were some top passes so very pleased to see that.Victory eased Brentford's relegation fears although they are still in danger in 15th place with 27 points and having played more games than all the teams beneath them.

 

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