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    Friendly between Redditch United and Halesowen Town abandoned after assistant referee suffers suspected broken leg

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    By Birmingham Eastside on July 5, 2017 Sport

    A friendly football match had to be abandoned after an assistant referee suffered a suspected broken leg.

    Redditch United and Halesowen Town were goal-less in the second half when the incident happened.

    Appears the game is going to be abandoned due to a serious injury to the linesman 0-0

    — Halesowen Town FC (@halesowentownfc) July 4, 2017

    The club later confirmed that the assistant had suffered a suspected broken leg after a collision.

    A spokesperson added: “We hope he has a speedy recovery.”

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