Eriksen and the video of the illness, the BBC apologizes

The images go around the world and are easily available on social networks. Criticism of the broadcaster, which replies: “We apologize to anyone who was upset, but the coverage is Uefa competence” The BBC apologizes after showing the images of the illness that hit Christian Eriksen on the pitch during the match between Denmark and Finland to Euro 2020. The videos showing the player collapsing on the pitch and the excited moments of the rescue have been around the world. Despite the attempt by Eriksen’s teammates to protect him, building a wall around him during the doctors’ intervention, many images are filtered and are easily available on social media. Read also In England many have criticized the BBC for the choice to continue broadcasting and the broadcaster apologized in a statement, stating that the coverage of the television images at the stadium is the responsibility of Uefa. “We apologize to anyone who was upset by the images broadcast – reads the note -. The television coverage of the stadium is controlled by UEFA as host broadcaster and, as soon as the match was suspended, we stopped our coverage as quickly as possible. possible “. Even Gary Lineker, a former footballer and now an esteemed BBC commentator, apologized via social media. “I understand that some of you were shocked by some of the images shown (we were too). Obviously, these were the images of the host and out of our control. But they had to stay at the stadium. Sorry,” Lineker wrote on Twitter. .