When Zhou Yi fell to the ground, everyone's attention was not on him, but on the football. Only a very few people who particularly cared about him noticed Zhou Yi lying motionless on the ground.

Like He Ping.

Like Mark Wagner.

Originally, Mark was preparing to receive Zhou Yi's pass. His position was good, facing Zhou Yi head-on. He saw the entire process of Zhou Yi being hit from behind by Inler while contesting the header. So when Zhou Yi landed and remained motionless with his eyes closed, he realized something was wrong…

So he didn't care that the game was still going on and quickly rushed towards Zhou Yi.

"Zhou Yi! Zhou Yi!"

When he rushed to Zhou Yi, as he had feared, Zhou Yi's eyes were closed, his teeth were clenched, and he didn't respond to his calls.

His mind went blank in an instant.

Mark's rush toward Zhou Yi also attracted the attention of others. Reus rushed up as well.

"Open his mouth!" Reus shouted to Mark as he ran.

Mark, who was in a state of shock, finally reacted and knew what he should do. So he quickly and forcefully pried open Zhou Yi's tightly clenched teeth, then reached in and grabbed Zhou Yi's tongue to prevent Zhou Yi from swallowing his tongue in a state of unconsciousness, causing breathing difficulties and ultimately suffocating to death…

In the process, because Zhou Yi's teeth were clenched so tightly, Mark's hand was bitten hard by Zhou Yi. Although it was painful, Mark did not let go, but held onto Zhou Yi's tongue tightly, fearing that if he let go, it would cause an irreparable mistake…

At this time, Reus ran up and helped Mark—he pried Zhou Yi's mouth open and rescued Mark's hand from Zhou Yi's teeth.

At this time, the referee also noticed the new situation, and he quickly blew his whistle to stop the game.

Many people didn't know what had happened, but seeing two Dortmund players kneeling beside Zhou Yi, looking anxious,

At the same time, Inler, who was contesting the header with Zhou Yi, also saw Zhou Yi's situation. After he saw Mark putting his hand into Zhou Yi's mouth, he immediately realized the seriousness of the situation… He held his head in his hands, was frightened, and didn't know what to do for a while.

It was Hamsik, another Napoli player next to him, who kept waving to the sidelines, signaling for the stretcher to come on.

At this time, everyone realized that something was wrong, the problem was very serious…

Klopp rushed out of the coaching bench, almost directly onto the field, but he quickly realized that it was useless for him to go up, so he turned and urged the team doctor, Dr. Braun: "Quick, quick, quick! Go up and see!"

In fact, without his urging, Dr. Braun had already ran up with his box.

Yan Min was originally sitting on the bench. When he saw Zhou Yi being knocked to the ground and Mark rushing up, he stood up and anxiously leaned forward to look into the field. Beside him, the other Dortmund substitutes were also like this, each with anxious and terrified faces, not understanding what happened, but feeling that something must be very serious…

The players on the field were all around Zhou Yi at this time, very concerned, but unable to help.

Shahin, after seeing Zhou Yi's appearance, was obviously frightened. He only went over to take a look, then covered his face with his hands and retreated to the side.

As for Mark, who was the first to notice something was wrong, he was already in tears at this time—he was someone who had experienced major injuries, and he even understood what pain injuries could bring to players. But this was not the reason for his tears. He was frightened by Zhou Yi's appearance after he fainted, fearing that something might happen to Zhou Yi…

Inler, who had recovered, kept explaining to the Dortmund players: "I really didn't do it on purpose. I was also watching the ball at the time… I didn't know… I didn't expect… I… I'm sorry, I…"

Dortmund captain Weidenfeller patted him on the shoulder. Although the competition was fierce in the game, everyone knew that there was no need to deliberately make a move to kill the other person. Inler really didn't do it on purpose.

The stands of the Stadio San Paolo had been very noisy. After Zhou Yi fell to the ground and fainted, some extreme Napoli fans might not have understood the situation. They booed, thinking that Zhou Yi was faking an injury.

At this time, Napoli captain Hamsik quickly raised his hand and made a "shush" gesture to the Napoli fans in the stands, signaling them to be quiet.

Booing at this time would only make people feel ashamed and would not show their courage.

The on-site DJ also reminded everyone: "There is an emergency on the field. Dortmund player Zhou Yi was knocked unconscious. I hope everyone will remain quiet and not interfere with the work of the medical staff!"

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"Zhou Yi seems to have fainted?" He Ping was not very sure at first, but when he saw Mark and Reus's actions, he immediately confirmed his guess. That bad thought became a reality… "Oh my god, oh my god…"

He Ping was frightened and didn't know what to say. What he feared most was Zhou Yi getting injured in the game, but now it seemed more serious than an injury!

"Mark and Reus are… are doing simple first aid. Where's the ambulance?" He Ping hoped that the real medical staff could appear in time and not make the situation worse…

"My God… Zhou Yi seems to have fallen into a coma?" Marcel Reif said in an unbelievable tone. "I don't know how things are going. I hope nothing happens to him…"

Li Cuiyun and Zhou Jianliang in front of the TV were stunned by the scene on the screen. Although they couldn't understand the German commentary, this scene didn't need commentary. As long as they had eyes and could see, they could tell what was going on.

Their son was hit hard when he was contesting a header in the air, then lost his balance, fell to the ground, and lost all consciousness.

Li Cuiyun covered her mouth. Zhou Jianliang could only hold her tightly at this time, comforting her: "It's okay, it's okay, everything will be fine…"

That's all he could say, and the scene of Čech having his skull fractured after being hit came to his mind.

Such risks do exist in football matches, but the probability is very low. Who would have thought that something with such a low probability would happen to their son?

He felt some fear in his heart, but at this time, in front of his wife, he still had to pretend to be calm, because he was a man, and he couldn't collapse faster than his wife.

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After Dr. Braun came up, he quickly took over the treatment, put a cervical collar on Zhou Yi, and then called an ambulance to go directly to the hospital.

Fortunately, the Stadio San Paolo had prepared an ambulance. At this time, it drove directly to the sidelines, and then professional medical staff carefully put a cervical collar on Zhou Yi and then lifted him flat onto a stretcher. Zhou Yi was still unconscious at this time. Watching him with his eyes closed, letting people manipulate him, was really heartbreaking.

The TV broadcast was replaying the header contest between Zhou Yi and Inler.

Inler rushed up from behind, very fast and with great force. Zhou Yi was facing away from him and didn't notice this situation at all. His attention was all on the football.

So when Inler hit him, he was unprepared and didn't make any subconscious movements to protect himself.

Because of this reason, he was hit so hard. If it was a prepared aerial confrontation, then he wouldn't have been knocked unconscious no matter what.

And Inler's elbow was also a key, hitting Zhou Yi's nape exactly…

Of course, Inler didn't do it on purpose. From the slow-motion replay, Inler had been looking up at the football when he sprinted and jumped. He certainly wanted to contest the header, but he didn't notice Zhou Yi who was right in front of him.

Both of them focused their attention on the football, but this made accidents more likely to happen…

The Chinese internet had also exploded. Some timid fans posted on Weibo saying that they were frightened to tears.

Others angrily denounced Inler's actions as too dangerous and didn't believe that Inler really didn't do it on purpose—this was because it could be seen from the pre-match media reports that Napoli's preparations were not very good, and the Napoli fans were also very unfriendly to the Dortmund players. So Chinese fans had long been dissatisfied with Napoli, and this incident gave them a reason to vent their emotions, especially after Zhou Yi was injured, and boos came from the Stadio San Paolo in Napoli…

This made Chinese fans even more unacceptable.

Some people said that they would hate Napoli and Inler forever, and some people believed that the Napoli club's home game operations should be severely punished…

More people were praying for Zhou Yi, hoping that nothing would happen to Zhou Yi.

Chinese football had finally produced such a genius, and it would be a loss for everyone if he died young.

The safety of life and career was what Chinese fans were most concerned about at this moment.