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06 Sept 2025
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West Ham striker Michail Antonio got a warm reception as he was presented on the pitch at the London Stadium ahead of kick-off against Newcastle, three months after he was involved in a serious car accident.
The 34-year-old was hospitalised on December 7 when his car collided with a tree, after which he had to be cut free by firefighters.
He sustained a broken leg in the incident which required surgery, with no indication yet as to when he will be fit to return.
With 68 goals he is West Ham’s all-time top Premier League scorer and supporters welcomed him onto the pitch with a huge banner that covered a large part of the lower tier behind one goal, reading “Michail Antonio – our number 9.”
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