Ambulance service statement after Leeds United fan's 'fall from height' during Chelsea FA Cup clash

A Leeds United fan was taken to hospital after falling during the Whites' FA Cup match with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge

London Ambulance service have confirmed that a Leeds United fan was taken to hospital after falling from height at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night.

A Leeds United fan 'fell from a height' while watching his side's match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, it has been confirmed  placeholder image
A Leeds United fan 'fell from a height' while watching his side's match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, it has been confirmed | Getty Images

Police, stewards and paramedics were seen entering the away end during the first half of Leeds' FA Cup clash with Chelsea, amid reports that a supporter had fallen from the top tier of the Shed End.

Leeds released a statement during the game confirming an incident had occurred and police later revealed an individual had been hospitalised and their family had been notified.

A spokesperson for London Ambulance Service has told the YEP that a fall was the cause of the fans' injuries. A statement said: "Shortly before 8pm on Wednesday 28th February, we received reports that a person had fallen from a height at Chelsea football club in Fulham Road.

“Alongside colleagues from St John Ambulance and doctors from the club, an ambulance crew on scene treated a man before taking him to a London Major trauma centre."

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