The Jamaican representative suffered a broken leg that surgeons had to operate on, and the seriousness of the accident is illustrated by the statement of the coach of the London club, Julen Lopetegui, who called the fact that the 34-year-old is recovering at all a ‘miracle’.
West Ham thanked the emergency services and public health for their quick and effective response to Antonio, and the Hammers announced a donation of around £60,000 to the National Health Service (which oversees public health in Britain) and the UK Air Ambulance Service.
West Ham’s last game of the calendar year brought a convincing defeat against Liverpool at the Olympic Stadium in London with a score of 0:5, and on January 4 the Hammers will face Manchester City.
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