Reading's PL2 clash with Nottingham Forest was abandoned midway through after an injury sustained by Forest star Ben Perry.
The Royals, who have already booked their place in the play-offs of the Under-21s top-flight, were leading 2-0 in Loughborough after John Clarke and Matt Carson had netted in the first half.
However, shortly before the break Perry and Carson went for a challenge and the home player came off worse.
Needing to be stretchered off and taken to hospital in an ambulance, the match had to be paused until a new ambulance was able to be on hold for the game in case of emergencies.
Tonight's fixture against Reading has been abandoned following an injury to Ben Perry.
— Nottingham Forest Academy (@NFFCAcademy) April 22, 2024
We send all of our thoughts to Ben and wish him a speedy recovery ❤️#NFFC | #PL2
After a 30-minute wait, the call was made to abandon the fixture.
Reading, challenging for a place in European competition next season, host Manchester City at the SCL Stadium on Monday in the final regular fixture of the season.
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