Sad News- Serie B player dies during Match

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  1. jimsig

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    Livorno midfielder Piermario Morosini died Saturday after suffering cardiac arrest and collapsing on the field during a Serie B match at Pescara. He was 25.
    Serie B player, 25, dies during match
     
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  2. Clevelandmo

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    Very sad and particularly perplexing after learning how thorough the Italians are with screening youth players for heart defects.
     
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  3. dcheather

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    Very sad indeed. I'm very curious as to what caused the cardiac arrest, because as Mo stated every Italian athlete is tested for heart disease and abnormalities. Although I was very confused about the initial news reports, several stories said he died of a heart attack...which is not the same thing as cardiac arrest.
     
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  4. Clevelandmo

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    Wow, the tragedy is even greater when you read this article. Morosini had a difficult life. From an interview with him.


    Article goes on to say the cause of death is still unknown.
     
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  5. MisterF

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    Very tragic news. As someone who is also 25, it's a little hard to process especially an athlete that is in much better shape than me. Really makes you stop and think.
     
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