Rodrigo Bentancur left needing oxygen after sickening clash as Tottenham and Leicester stars hold heads in horror

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TOTTENHAM’S Rodrigo Bentancur was knocked out cold and needed oxygen after a sickening clash against Leicester.

Players from both sides held their heads anxiously as medics rushed on in Monday’s Premier League game.

Rodrigo Bentancur was able to sit up as he received treatment

The midfielder sparked huge concern when he went down

Anxious fans went quiet before Bentancur was carried off

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Bentancur appeared to collide with another player and suffer an instant KO while leaping for a header at a Spurs corner midway through the second period.

The midfielder crashed to the floor and referee Christopher Kavanagh instantly called for assistance.

The crowd at the King Power Stadium was hushed as Bentancur received prompt treatment in both teams’ Premier League opener.

He regained consciousness and, to the clear relief of those around him, was soon able to sit up.

Bentancur was then carried off on a stretcher while being given oxygen to help his breathing.

Sky Sports reported before the end of the 1-1 draw that Bentancur was “talking” and seemingly OK.

The King Power already held unfortunate memories for the 27-year-old Uruguayan.

Bentancur ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament there in February 2023, keeping him out for eight months.

Pedro Porro had nodded Spurs in front on 29 minutes.

Tottenham team-mates looked on anxiously as medics treated Bentancur

Medics crowded round as Bentancur was taken off

But half-time substitute Jamie Vardy lashed a trademark leveller 12 minutes after the break.

Then came Bentancur’s worrying moment and a length delay.

Tottenham then wasted late opportunities in the stalemate.

Players swapped worried words during the hold-up

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