Chelsea's Derry, 18, taken to hospital after head injury
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Chelsea's Derry, 18, taken to hospital after head injury
"Jesse Derry was making his top-flight debut when he clashed heads with opponent Zach Abbott in the Forest penalty area in the 45th minute. He received oxygen on the pitch before being taken off the field on a stretcher after a lengthy stoppage."
"Chelsea said in a statement Derry is 'conscious, talking and undergoing precautionary checks'. Caretaker boss Callum McFarlane stated, 'All signs are positive at the moment so we're hopeful he's in a good condition.'"
"Derry, the son of former Leeds and Crystal Palace midfielder Shaun Derry, was making his first start for the club having made two appearances off the bench in the FA Cup this campaign."
"His clash of heads resulted in a penalty being awarded to Chelsea, but Cole Palmer's spot-kick was saved by Forest keeper Matz Sels."
Jesse Derry, an 18-year-old Chelsea forward, sustained a head injury during his Premier League debut against Nottingham Forest. The incident occurred in the 45th minute when he clashed heads with Zach Abbott. Derry received oxygen on the pitch and was taken off on a stretcher. Chelsea reported that he is conscious and undergoing precautionary checks. Caretaker boss Callum McFarlane expressed hope for Derry's condition, noting his positive performance in the match. Derry has scored 12 goals in 29 academy matches this season.
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