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The World Cup Rugby continues its course in French landsbut during the week a terrible injury made the news that took all the spotlight on the Namibian player, Le Roux Malan, who had to be taken off on a stretcher and with oxygen in a match against the New Zealand All Blacksafter a shocking injury.
Le Roux Malan, center of the Welwitschias, in an attempt to tackle Beauden Barrett, unfortunately he got the worst of it and suffered the serious injury that left him out of the match. Fortunately, according to reports from France, the player is stable after the operation and out of danger..
Since Malan fell to the ground, he showed symptoms of severe painHowever, the reaction of his teammates and the doctors was too late until captain Johan Weysel noticed and the doctors ran to the aid of the player who was making serious gestures in pain and touching his ankle.
As it was expected, This match ended with a resounding fall for the African team, who suffered a scandalous 3-71 result against New Zealand.. The player was applauded by the entire stadium as he was taken away by the paramedics on the stretcher.
With this victory, New Zealand is second in its group, only below France, the team that defeated them last weekcausing one of the surprises of the rugby World Cup event.
Le Roux Malan is a rugby player for the Namibian National Team who currently plays for the New England Free Jacks in Major League Rugby and represents his native country. He is also only 24 years old. The center of the Namibian team set off alarm bells among rugby fans around the world, after having to leave on a stretcher and with oxygen, however, as mentioned previously, Reports indicate that fortunately the African team center was operated on with complete success.
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