Problem: CNN -- Ajax midfielder Evander Sno has suffered a heart attack whilst playing in a reserve match against Vitesse Arnhem on Monday. A statement on the club's website said the 23-year-old Dutch midfielder had to be resuscitated before later being transferred to hospital, where he is expected to stay for two weeks. The incident occurred after 60 minutes with Sno, who came on as a half-time substitute, having to be resuscitated three times. As a result of the former Celtic player's trauma the match was abandoned and he was treated on the pitch for more than ten minutes before regaining consciousness. Sno has played in for Bristol City in England, following earlier spells with NAC Breda and Feyenoord. Spain international Antonio Puerta died in 2007 after suffering a heart attack in his club side Sevilla's 4-1 win against Getafe. In 2004, Cameroon international Marc-Vivien Foe died after collapsing during an international match in France.
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Answer: Ajax's Evander Sno suffers a heart attack during a reserve match on Monday. Sno has to be resuscitated three times following the incident. He is now expected to stay in hospital for three weeks.


Problem: By. Daily Mail Reporter. PUBLISHED:. 10:36 EST, 25 October 2012. |. UPDATED:. 11:26 EST, 25 October 2012. Two. American service members have been shot and killed by a man in an Afghan police uniform, the U.S. military confirmed Thursday. The killings are the latest in a rash of  ‘green-on-blue’ attacks, in which Afghan security. forces turn their weapons on US-led foreign troopers. Before Thursday’s assault, 53 international troops had been. killed in insider attacks from Afghan soldiers or police so far this year,. according to the NATO military coalition. Two American service members have been killed today in the latest 'green-on-blue' attack. It was not immediately clear if the attacker was an Afghan. police officer or an insurgent who had donned the disguise to get close to the. American troops, said Major Lori Hodge, a spokeswoman for U.S. forces in. Afghanistan. The assailant killed the service members in the southern. Uruzgan province in the late morning, she added. A statement from the U.S. force in Afghanistan says the attack is being investigated. Provincial government spokesman Abdullah Himmat said the. assault happened near an Afghan police compound in Khas Uruzgan district. Earlier in the day, an Australian soldier was also killed in an insider attack by Afghan forces in the same province. These are the first such attacks on NATO. forces since September, and the first since the Afghan government. launched a large-scale push to re-screen thousands of security forces,. trying to identify infiltrators or those who might not be considered. secure. The Taliban have said they are using the attacks as a. specific strategy to drive a wedge between the international coalition and the. Afghans. Members of the Afghan Local Police: The strategy of Afghans and international troops working 'shoulder to shoulder' is being re-evaluated. An Afghan local policeman approaches a man to search him during a patrol in Kandahar province. On Wednesday, the leader of the Afghan Taliban, Mullah. Mohammad Omar, released a statement saying insurgents would increase. the number of insider attacks against coalition and Afghan forces. In an emailed statement congratulating Muslims as they prepare to. celebrate the Eid al-Adha holiday, Mullah Mohammad Omar urged 'every. brave Afghan in the ranks of the foreign forces and their Afghan. hirelings ... to strike them.' 'Jihadist activities inside the circle of the state militias are the. most effective stratagem. Its dimension will see further expansion,. organization and efficiency,' he said. 'Increase your efforts to expand. the area of infiltration in the ranks of the enemy. Members of Afghan Local Police perform during a graduation ceremony in Laghman province last Saturday. A member of the 2nd Battalion, 1st Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Army on patrol in Zharay district in Kandahar province. The killings have stretched to the breaking point a. partnership that U.S. and NATO officials consider a key part their exit plan -. preparing the Afghans to take over responsibility for their country’s security. in just over two years’ time. The program, where Afghans and international troops. are supposed to work 'shoulder to shoulder,' is now being re-evaluated. The majority of international combat troops are scheduled to. leave Afghanistan by the end of 2014, although trainers and advisers are expected to. remain longer.
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Prior to today, 53 international troops had been. killed in insider attacks this year - half of them American. The Taliban are using the attacks to drive a wedge between the international coalition and the. Afghans and. On Wednesday they called for an. increase in such assaults. As well as two Americans, an Australian soldier has also been killed in an insider attack today. The strategy of Afghans and international troops working 'shoulder to shoulder' is now being re-evaluated.