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's Championship clash with was halted due to two medical emergencies in the crowd. Medics first rushed to attend to a supporter as players from both sides were led off the field by the referee in the 43rd minute at The Den. Millwall's medical staff were assisted by paramedics who lifted the stricken supporter onto a stretcher and took them away for treatment as fans in the stands applauded their efforts. Millwall then tweeted from the club's official account: "The players have left the pitch following a medical emergency in the crowd. We send our best wishes to those receiving attention." Sunderland also tweeted: "Play has been temporarily suspended due to a medical emergency at The Den." Fans took to social media to send well-wishes to the supporter. One fan posted on X: "Thoughts and prayers to the fan that has fallen ill at the Millwall v Sunderland game today." Another said: "Fingers crossed for the fan involved." A third commented: "Hope all ends up well. Never want to see this." And a fourth said: "Hope the people are well and sending best wishes." However, it then emerged medics were also responding to another medical emergency among the crowd in another part of the ground, meaning players remained on the sidelines. The delay lasted nearly half an hour, before play was resumed. Millwall then tweeted an update, posting: "The players have returned to the pitch to complete the remaining five minutes of the first-half." Sunderland were leading 1-0 at the time of the incidents, following a goal from Aaron Connolly in the 10th minute. The visitors came into the game knowing a win or draw would take them back to the top of the Championship table. Earlier in the day, Sheffield United were held to a 2-2 draw against Coventry. Meanwhile, Millwall came into the game two points adrift of the play-off places.

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