Just heard on another board that he fell to the ground during Benfica vs Guimaraes for no apparent reason and was rushed to the hospital. Hopefully nothing happens.
trying to get more news but www.abola.pt is not working I will say a pray for Feher, a nice player, been working very hard to win a position
I was watching game, and Feher just finished recieving a yellow card, but he was smiling, that very second he bent over and collapsed. It was so scary, shocking. From what I just heard this minute, he has had gone into cardiac arrest several times since. I hope Feher pulls through. God help him.
never heard of the dude...but anytime this sort of thing happens in any sport it truly sucks. I was at the match this summer in France when Foe died, and it was one of the worst things that I have ever witnessed. RIP
RIP Rest in peace Mikki, to all your fans and your family a big hug and my condolences from this Benfica fan.
This is particularly sad for me because Hungary is my second national team after the US. http://servihoo.com/channels/kinews/v3news_details.php?id=30467&CategoryID=48 RIP and condolences to his family and friends.
Fehér ficarás para sempre nos nossos corações! A notícia que menos se desejava, está confirmada. Miklós Fehér faleceu esta noite em Guimarães, o país desportivo está de luto. Poucas palavras há para descrever a morte do jogador húngaro de 24 anos que após muitas tentantivas não foi possível ser reanimado. O SL-Benfica.com junta-se aos familiares do jogador e envia as mais sinceras condolências. Fehér ficarás para sempre no nosso coração! 23h00: Todos torcem por Fehér Miklós Fehér continua nos cuidados intensivos da unidade hospitalar de Guimarães, depois de ter caído inanimado no relvado do Estádio D. Afonso Henriques, já no final da partida. O jogador húngaro terá tido uma paragem cardíaca e caiu no relvado. Os colegas tentaram reanimá-lo e de imediato a equipa médica do Benfica interviu junto do atleta. O estado clínico do jogador é muito reservado, até porque as últimas informações dão conta que o jogador está vivo, ao contrário do que se chegou a temer, mas os médicos do serviço de urgência do Hospital de Guimarães, estão com muita dificuldade em manter o rítmo cardíaco do jogador, daí a situação ser neste momento muito complicada para o jogador. Dentro de instantes o médico do hospital de Guimarães, falará á comunicação social sobre o estado clínico do jogador. Portugal reza pelo jogador, pois todos desejam que o jogador consiga vencer e sobreviver. Estamos contigo Fehér!! http://www.sl-benfica.com/artigos/3122?PHPSESSID=ad78b816f405cfb714fcb48f3440acb7
Rest In Peace... Benfica's Feher dies after on-field collapse By Carlos Pontes LISBON, Jan 25 - Benfica's Hungarian international Miklos Feher died on Sunday after collapsing from a heart attack just before the end of a league game with Vitoria Guimaraes, a hospital spokesman said. The 24-year-old striker was taken to a nearby hospital from the stadium in Guimaraes after falling to the ground in injury time. Medical personnel struggled to save him for about 90 minutes "until about 11:10 p.m., without success, the player having died," the spokesman told private radio station TSF. Television reports said that emergency medical personnel had managed to revive Feher on the field using a defibrillator. However, his heart had stopped by the time he reached hospital. An autopsy is scheduled for Monday. This was the second on-the-field death of a professional soccer player within seven months. Cameroon midfielder Marc-Vivien Foe died in June when he collapsed during a Confederations Cup semi-final against Colombia in Lyon in France. He was suffering from a heart-related condition. The stadium in Guimaraes, about 200 miles (320 km) north of Lisbon, will be one of 10 hosting the European soccer championship finals this summer. TSF radio announcers at the game spoke of a delay in the arrival of the ambulance but Domingos Gomes, a UEFA doctor, told RTP state television that despite "access difficulties" impeding the ambulance Feher had received adequate care. "Everything was quick," Gomes said. Asked by TSF about the apparent delay in the ambulance's arrival, Gilberto Madail, chairman of the Portuguese Soccer Federation, said the dispatch of an ambulance was uncommon. He said Benfica personnel normally could deal with a heart attack. "I don't know, but I presume that an ambulance would only enter when the doctors attending the player asked for it to come in," Madail said. Feher had come on as a substitute after 60 minutes. He bent over and then fell on his back. Team mates rushed to his side and one cradled his head. When team medics tried to revive him, some Benfica players kneeled to pray while others were crying, including coach Jose Antonio Camacho. Feher came to Portugal to play for Porto in the 1998/99 season from Hungary's Gyor Eto. He was traded to Benfica in 2002/03 season after being lent to Salgueiros and Braga.
I saw him collapsing on the Portuguese channel . Tiago his teammate and his roommate? was crying his eyes out. The doctors revived him at the hospital..but then he died later. It was a heart attack. I am sick to my stomach. He was so young and was working really hard . Foe and now this. Sad.
RTPi is actually replaying the game right now here in SE Mass. I just caught Mikki being subbed in. I can't watch this man's last 20 minutes of life. I'm changing the channel. I find it a bit tasteless of them rebroadcasting it. Maybe they could have compiled some highlights instead of Mikki's short but good career. Roger C.
JUST CAN'T BELIEVE IT R.I.P. Reports said he assisted on the canadian international Fernando Aguiar goal same thing happen in the early 70's one of the best Porto players died in the field, his name portuguese international PAVAO Benfica's Hungarian international striker Miklos Feher has died after collapsing during a game on Sunday. Feher suffered a heart attack during the league game between Benfica and Vitoria Guimaraes. The 24-year-old was stretchered off the pitch and taken to hospital after he collapsed unconscious. The game was stopped for 15 minutes as team doctors tried to resuscitate the player but he later died in hospital. Fausto Fernandes, the clinic director of the Hospital da Senhora da Oliveira said in a statement: "At 21:45 [local time[ Miklos Feher, 24, was brought into emergency care with a cardiac arrest. "Immediately, all emergency measures were taken. This lasted until 23:10, without success, when the player was pronounced dead. "The body of the unfortunate player will stay at the hospital where it will undergo an autopsy on Monday." Feher, who made 18 appearances for Hungary, moved to Benfica in 2002 after four years at FC Porto. R.I.P Miki ... soha nem felejtjük el _________________
R.I.P Benfica player Feher dies - reports (Recasts with death) By Carlos Pontes LISBON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Benfica's Hungarian striker Miklos Feher died on Sunday after collapsing during a league game with Vitoria Guimaraes, according to television reports. Feher, 24, fell to the ground at Guimaraes' stadium during injury time with Benfica leading 1-0 and died after being taken to hospital, state TV RTP and SIC television reported. Emergency medical personnel had initially appeared to revive him and he was taken by ambulance to a hospital next to the stadium. State television RTP quoted hospital sources as saying he had suffered a heart attack. Feher had come on as a substitute after 60 minutes. Team mates rushed to his side and one cradled his head after he fell on his back. As team medics treated him, Benfica and Guimaraes players headed to their benches. Some Benfica players dropped to their knees to pray and others clutched their heads. Many were crying, including coach Jose Antonio Camacho. This was the second on-the-field death of a professional soccer player within seven months. Cameroon midfielder Marc-Vivien Foe died in June last year when he collapsed during a Confederations Cup semi-final against Colombia in Lyon in France. He was suffering from a heart-related condition. Feher came to Portugal to play for Porto in the 1998/99 season from Hungary's Gyor Eto. He was traded to Benfica in 2002/03 season after being lent to Salgueiros and Braga.