Talisman Crystal Palace Jean-Philippe Mateta assured the fans to “go well” after withdrawing on Saturday afternoon during the FA Cup victory over Millwall.
The fertile French striker was included in the sick collision with goalkeeper Millwall Liam Roberts in the first half of the fifth round. After the VAR review, Roberts was sent to a dangerous game. Palace chairman Steve Parish insisted that the head of the head of the head could endanger Mateta’s life.
Once the Mateta teammates have been firmly acquired to earn a 3-1 victory and a place in FA CUP Quartfinal pullAbsent forward, referred to social media to deliver the news that everyone hoped for. “Thank you all for your kind messages,” Mateta wrote. “I’m doing well. I hope I’ll be back very quickly and stronger than ever. Bravo guys for a great job today.”
Palace published by an official statement Late on Saturday night revealing that Mateta was discharged from St George Hospital after receiving specialist treatment. “All scans were clear,” and the Frenchman required 25 stitches to sew the shutdown behind the left ear.
“He will now rest and recover during the next few days when his progress will monitor our club doctor,” the club wrote.
The parish caught the concern Palace fans when he gave a scary interview with Bbc During the interval at halftime Saturday’s game. “There are many emotions in football, but we have to talk about this challenge,” the co -owner of the Kelly Somers club told. “I have never seen a challenge like that in football. The goalkeeper is 30, which is the state -of -the -art challenge on the football field I have ever seen.
“He had to look at himself for a long time, that guy, because he threatened a colleague of professional, maybe even his life, with such a challenge.”
Millwall fans were not so forgiven. Some members of the department could be heard of singing “let him die”, while Mateta received a lot of medical attention on the field.
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