Zak Sturge head injury at Portsmouth vs Millwall
During a tense EFL Championship match at Fratton Park, Millwall defender Zak Sturge suffered a frightening head injury that forced the referee to suspend the game. The incident occurred in the 32nd minute when a powerful cross from a Portsmouth player struck Sturge directly in the face, causing him to go down immediately.
Medical staff rushed onto the pitch, and Sturge was assessed for several minutes before being stretchered off. He was taken to hospital in an ambulance, and both sets of fans gave him a round of applause as he was carried away.
Referee Michael Salisbury halted play to ensure the Millwall defender could receive proper medical attention.
Portsmouth later expressed concern and support, sending their “best wishes” to Sturge via social media.
As of now, there has been no detailed medical update on Sturge’s condition. The severity of the blow raised major concern among fans and the wider EFL community.
