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Miracle man Fabrice Muamba ties the knot
Fabrice Muamba continued his extraordinary recovery from the on-pitch collapse that almost killed him by marrying fiancee Shauna Magunda at the weekend, he said on Monday.
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Fabrice Muamba walking again: Owen Coyle
Bolton manager Owen Coyle said on Thursday that Fabrice Muamba has been walking in the hospital as the Wanderers midfielder continues his recovery from a frightening on-field collapse last month.
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British student jailed for offensive tweets about Muamba
A British university student was on Tuesday jailed for 56 days for inciting racial hatred, after posting offensive comments on Twitter about the collapse of Bolton Wanderers footballer Fabrice Muamba.
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FIFA to study cardiac arrest cases in football
FIFA will be studying cardiac arrest cases involving football players to learn what caused Bolton's Fabrice Muamba to collapse during a match.
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Muamba's collapse possibly triggered by exercise
Although doctors aren't yet sure what caused soccer player Fabrice Muamba's heart to stop beating Saturday, some experts say vigorous exercise may have been the trigger.
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Heart tests for Spurs squad after Muamba collapse
A cardiologist says he will test the Tottenham squad for potential heart defects on Monday at the request of players who saw Bolton's Fabrice Muamba suffer cardiac arrest and collapse in their FA Cup match.
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Fabrice Muamba stable but critical: Hospital
Bolton Wanderers' Fabrice Muamba was in a stable but critical condition on Monday, two days after he suddenly collapsed during a match, the hospital treating him said.
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Fabrice Muamba remains critical after cardiac arrest
Bolton midfielder Fabrice Muamba remained in critical condition on Sunday after suffering a cardiac arrest and collapsing during an FA Cup match at Tottenham that was later abandoned.
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Bolton star Fabrice Muamba 'critical' after collapse
Bolton footballer Fabrice Muamba was "critically ill" in hospital on Sunday after collapsing suddenly during his team's FA Cup quarter-final against Tottenham.
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Miracle man Fabrice Muamba ties the knot
Fabrice Muamba continued his extraordinary recovery from the on-pitch collapse that almost killed him by marrying fiancee Shauna Magunda at the weekend, he said on Monday.
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Fabrice Muamba walking again: Owen Coyle
Bolton manager Owen Coyle said on Thursday that Fabrice Muamba has been walking in the hospital as the Wanderers midfielder continues his recovery from a frightening on-field collapse last month.
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British student jailed for offensive tweets about Muamba
A British university student was on Tuesday jailed for 56 days for inciting racial hatred, after posting offensive comments on Twitter about the collapse of Bolton Wanderers footballer Fabrice Muamba.
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FIFA to study cardiac arrest cases in football
FIFA will be studying cardiac arrest cases involving football players to learn what caused Bolton's Fabrice Muamba to collapse during a match.
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Muamba's collapse possibly triggered by exercise
Although doctors aren't yet sure what caused soccer player Fabrice Muamba's heart to stop beating Saturday, some experts say vigorous exercise may have been the trigger.
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Heart tests for Spurs squad after Muamba collapse
A cardiologist says he will test the Tottenham squad for potential heart defects on Monday at the request of players who saw Bolton's Fabrice Muamba suffer cardiac arrest and collapse in their FA Cup match.
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Fabrice Muamba stable but critical: Hospital
Bolton Wanderers' Fabrice Muamba was in a stable but critical condition on Monday, two days after he suddenly collapsed during a match, the hospital treating him said.
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Fabrice Muamba remains critical after cardiac arrest
Bolton midfielder Fabrice Muamba remained in critical condition on Sunday after suffering a cardiac arrest and collapsing during an FA Cup match at Tottenham that was later abandoned.
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Bolton star Fabrice Muamba 'critical' after collapse
Bolton footballer Fabrice Muamba was "critically ill" in hospital on Sunday after collapsing suddenly during his team's FA Cup quarter-final against Tottenham.
