Luton Town's Jordan Clark was stretchered off after a bad-looking collision in their Championship game at West Bromwich Albion today.
The Hatters' midfielder was attempting to latch onto a long ball when he collided with home goalkeeper Sam Johnstone.
Medical staff were quickly on the scene as Clark lay on the floor. Play was stopped for a considerable amount of time as medics attended to the 27-year-old. The incident happened just five minutes into the second half at the Hawthorns.
The player was eventually stretchered off to a warm reception from the entire ground. More than 1,400 Luton fans showed their appreciation in the away end, producing a chant of "There's only one Jordan Clark."
Johnstone was said to be "visibly upset" in the aftermath of the incident.
Luton's official Twitter account posted updates: "A real bad collision here.
"Attempting to latch onto Lansbury's lofted ball, Clark crashes into Johnstone and is needing attention from the medical staff.
"After a lengthy stoppage, Clark is stretchered off to a chorus of "there's only one Jordan Clark" from the away supporters.
"Praying for a quick recovery, Clicker."
The incident came with the hosts in command and holding a 2-0 lead.
Kal Naismith's own goal gave Valerien Ismael's side the lead before Callum Robinson struck a second before the break.
Karlan Grant added a third for the hosts and they looked to have easily sewn up the win with the score at 3-0.
But Luton didn't quit and Harry Cornick pulled one back to make it 3-1 before Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu made for a nervy finish, but Albion just about held on for a 3-2 win.
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