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SAD: Chelsea Fan Dies After Lampard Equalises For Man City
An Ugandan football Chelsea FC fan is reported to have collapsed of a suspected heart failure while watching his club’s clash with Manchester City.
Fahad Musana who also played football professionally for Ungnandan side, Dimba FC was watching the premier league clash between Manchester City and Chelsea when he collapsed shortly after Frank Lampard’s equalizer for Manchester City. Musana, who was 23 years old had no reported health challenges but was a diehard Chelsea supporter and his poor heart probably could not take the shock of seeing a club icon like Frank Lampard ruining the party for the club he loved so much.
This goes out to all you football lovers out there; Don’t take this matches too seriously, it might just kill you.
May Musana’s soul rest in peace.
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