Muamba akimiliki mpira muda mfupi kabla ya moyo wake kusimama kufanya kazi wakati akiwa uwanjani wakato timu ya Bolton alipopambana na Tottenham Hotspurs juzi.
Wachezaji wa Chelsea
Wachezaji wa Madrid nao wanamuombea Muamba
Defoe akiwa na mama yake mzazi wakitoka hospitali kumjulia hali Muamba
Muamba akiwa na mchumba wake, Shauna
THE fiancée of stricken footballer Fabrice Muamba begged fans to pray for him last night as his life hung in the balance.
Devastated Shauna Muganda, 27, kept a bedside vigil and tweeted: "God is in control."
Devastated Shauna Muganda, 27, kept a bedside vigil and tweeted: "God is in control."
Bolton midfielder Muamba, 23, lay critically ill after suffering a cardiac arrest during Saturday's FA Cup clash at Spurs.
Doctors battled for two hours to get his heart pumping on its own, it emerged last night.
And despite prompt medical attention after he collapsed on the pitch, Muamba is understood to have had no heartbeat at all for around seven minutes. It raised fears he may have brain damage due to oxygen starvation to the brain.
Muamba was unconscious and fighting for his life in the London Chest Hospital last night.
And despite prompt medical attention after he collapsed on the pitch, Muamba is understood to have had no heartbeat at all for around seven minutes. It raised fears he may have brain damage due to oxygen starvation to the brain.
Muamba was unconscious and fighting for his life in the London Chest Hospital last night.
It also emerged that Muamba's life may have been saved by a football fan heart specialist who was at the game.
Dr Andrew Deaner ran on to the pitch and began treating the player. Muamba was then rushed to the London Chest Hospital where Dr Deaner is a consultant cardiologist.
His fiancée Shauna, mum of his three-year-old son Joshua, kept a vigil at his bedside with his parents Marcel and Gertrude.
Shauna, who accepted the ex-England under-21 player's marriage proposal on Valentine's Day, tweeted:
Shauna, who accepted the ex-England under-21 player's marriage proposal on Valentine's Day, tweeted:
"Please keep @fmuamba in ur prayers. xx" Later she tweeted again: "Please keep praying for @fmuamba. It's really helping, I can feel it."
This morning she tweeted: "For all your messages of love thank u so much. Where there is life there is hope xx."
"Everyone is just waiting to see how he will react when he wakes up. There is a lot of concern about how his brain has been affected.
"He was starved of oxygen for between seven and ten minutes, which is a long time. Everyone is just praying for him to come through this."
In a statement, the hospital and football club said: "Fabrice remains in a critical condition in intensive care in the Heart Attack Centre."
The Sun An earlier statement said: "Fabrice received prolonged resuscitation at the ground and en route to hospital, where his heart eventually started working.
As is normal practice, Fabrice remains anaesthetised and will be for at least 24 hours. His condition continues to be closely monitored."
The Sun An earlier statement said: "Fabrice received prolonged resuscitation at the ground and en route to hospital, where his heart eventually started working.
As is normal practice, Fabrice remains anaesthetised and will be for at least 24 hours. His condition continues to be closely monitored."
Spurs striker Jermain Defoe — who was among players weeping after Congo-born Muamba collapsed in front of them — visited his childhood friend in the East London hospital yesterday.
Arsenal's Johan Djourou and Bolton chairman Phil Gartside also visited.
Bolton manager Owen Coyle said: "Everybody is praying for Fabrice." Speaking at the hospital, he added: "Our thoughts are with his family.
Visit ... star Defoe with his mum Sandra at hospital"We hope he comes through this. It's great to be talented at football but more important to be a genuinely nice man. And Fabrice is that."
Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore hailed Muamba as a "wonderful ambassador to the English game".
Visit ... star Defoe with his mum Sandra at hospital"We hope he comes through this. It's great to be talented at football but more important to be a genuinely nice man. And Fabrice is that."
Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore hailed Muamba as a "wonderful ambassador to the English game".
He added: "The league would also like to commend the compassion shown by the fans of Bolton Wanderers and Tottenham Hotspur."
Former team-mate Gary Cahill lifted his shirt to reveal the message: "Pray for Muamba" after scoring for Chelsea against Leicester in the FA Cup yesterday.
In Spain, Real Madrid players wore "Get well soon Muamba" shirts before playing Malaga.
In Spain, Real Madrid players wore "Get well soon Muamba" shirts before playing Malaga.
Arsenal's Jack Wilshere wrote on Twitter: "Big respect for Spurs fans at the game for singing Muamba's name. Shows football is one big community. Everyone keep praying!"
Britain's Got Talent judge Piers Morgan tweeted: "Come on, big man, we're all rooting for you." Sun columnist Katie Price tweeted: "It sounds awful. I hope he recovers OK."
Britain's Got Talent judge Piers Morgan tweeted: "Come on, big man, we're all rooting for you." Sun columnist Katie Price tweeted: "It sounds awful. I hope he recovers OK."
Comedian Stephen Fry wrote: "Terrible news about Fabrice Muamba. Whole footballing world thinking of him and wishing him well."
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