Summary

  • Finland beat Denmark in game overshadowed by Eriksen collapse

  • Eriksen awake in hospital after collapsing on pitch

  • Eriksen was given CPR by medics

  • Game was suspended shortly before half time

  • Finland winner from Pohjanpalo early in second half

  • Hojbjerg misses penalty - low effort saved

Live Reporting

Emlyn Begley

  1. Eriksen is awake

    The Danish FA says Christian Eriksen is awake and waiting more tests in hospital.

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  2. Uefa's tweet says Christian Eriksen has been "transferred to the hospital and has been stabilised".

  3. Uefa will give an update at 18:45 BST, so in just under 20 minutes.

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  4. We will let you know any updates as soon as we get them, but we don't know what Christian Eriksen's condition is now.

  5. John Murray
    BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

    I'm here in London for the England game and we are due to hear from, and speak to, Harry Kane, who is a recent team-mate of Christian Eriksen's at Tottenham.

    I'm not sure at all whether the press conference will go ahead. I find it very doubtful whether Harry Kane will be speaking publicly.

  6. Cesc Fabregas
    Former Spain midfielder on BBC One

    You realise that it is just a game. We need to enjoy every second and have passion for it but there are things that don't matter anymore. More important is his health. Enjoy what you have in life and be blessed. That is it. This is a big shock and a reminder for all of us.

  7. Pat Nevin
    Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    The fans are in shock - everyone in the stadium definitely is. I don't think many people have left. They are just sitting there, not knowing what to do. Everybody is in shock.

    He is such an incredibly loved player, and a fabulously talented player. We hope and pray for good news.

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  9. Alex Scott
    Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

    I can't believe what we are witnesing. Football goes out of the window. You are thinking about his family and the rest of the players. I just picked up the phone and text my mother to say I love her. It's a reminder of how quickly things can change.

    All we can do is sit here and hope that he pulls through this. We need to keep sending prayers.

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  11. The BBC TV coverage of the game has now stopped and moved to non-football shows.

    Uefa has not given confirmation yet whether the game has been called off yet.

  12. Denmark 0-0 Finland

    Micah Richards
    Former Man City defender on BBC One

    Fabrice Muamba, he pulled through - and that's all he can do. We don't know the news, so we can't make assumptions.

  13. Fabrice Muamba collapsed on a pitch while playing for Bolton Wanderers in 2012.

    He suffered a cardiac arrest and was "in effect dead" for 78 minutes.

    He recovered thankfully although never played again.

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  14. Denmark 0-0 Finland

    We don't know any more yet except that the game has been suspended because of a medical emergency to Christian Eriksen.

  15. Denmark 0-0 Finland

    A curtain has been put up around Christian Eriksen now and BBC TV have cut away from the pitch and gone to the studio now where the pundits all seem in shock.

  16. Denmark 0-0 Finland

    If you're just joining us, Christian Eriksen collapsed as a throw-in was played towards him.

    The players immediately called for the medical staff and Eriksen was being resuscitated at one point.

    The players all looked in tears and some were praying.

  17. Denmark 0-0 Finland

    The players are all walking off the pitch now to the tunnel.

  18. Denmark 0-0 Finland

    They've brought what I think is Christian Eriksen's partner down to the pitch.

    She's being consoled by Denmark captain Simon Kjaer and goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel.

    We don't have any updates.

  19. Denmark 0-0 Finland

    Pat Nevin
    Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    The ball came towards Christian Eriksen - but after that, we don't know what happened.

  20. Denmark 0-0 Finland

    There's a lot of talk between the officials now.

    This is one of the worst things I've ever seen while watching football. We don't know what's happening with Christian Eriksen right now.