HSV Doctor Acts as Emergency Rescuer During Friendly Match Against Heidenheim
During a pre-season friendly match between Hamburger SV (HSV) and 1. FC Heidenheim in Kematen near Innsbruck, Austria, a medical emergency occurred shortly before halftime. The stadium announcer repeatedly called for an ambulance, but none arrived until the end of the halftime break. HSV team doctor Dr. Wolfgang Schillings, a specialist in physical and rehabilitative medicine, immediately responded by grabbing his medical bag and rushing to an elderly spectator who had collapsed, likely due to circulatory problems from the intense heat. The patient was unresponsive briefly but regained speech, though remained disoriented and unable to stand. Dr. Schillings inserted an IV line for an infusion and stayed with the man, assisting paramedics in transporting him to the ambulance. Only after the patient was safely on his way to the hospital did the doctor return to the HSV bench as the second half began. The match ended 3-1 in favor of HSV.
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