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Happened in 2017 too. 23 year old lad, Fabrice Muamba, he played for Bolton Wanderers. It was actually their rival team, Tottenham Hot Spur who realised first. He was dead for 78 minutes.

Absolutely heartwrenching and terrifying to watch, all the players on both teams hugging and crying.

At the end of the day, we're all human, sport is secondary to events like this.

Fabrice survived, but it ended his career as a player.
gpt
He was really dead for 78 minutes but survived? We’re they playing in the Arctic at the time? In Minnesota maybe 10 years ago a woman crashed into a holding pond during wintertime and the car with her and her kids was trapped underwater for quire a while. I believe that several of the kids were underwater for more than 15 minutes but survived with no or minimal brain damage due to the extreme cold slowing down their vital functions. But I believe it was speculated that if the passengers were all adults, none would have survived quite that long, unless it was a 1 in a billion type thing.