"The Sun" reported that during this week's away league match against Cambridge United, the English second division team Brolly, the referee Declan Byrne fell to the ground due to a knee injury midway through the game, causing the game to be suspended. It is worth mentioning that this is the third time this season that Brolay has encountered a referee leaving the field due to injury.

The referee was injured and the game was interrupted for nearly 10 minutes. At that time, the home team Cambridge United led 2-1. The on-site broadcast even made an urgent appeal, hoping that there would be a qualified referee in the stands who could temporarily serve as the fourth official. In the end, a linesman took over the call, and this long interruption also led to 15 minutes of stoppage time.

After the game, Brole coach Andy Woodman said helplessly that this accident interrupted the team's momentum of chasing points after pulling back a goal. The club's official social media even jokingly contacted Guinness World Records to ask if the team had set an unfortunate new record.

According to reports, Broley had previously encountered similar incidents in two consecutive games in August, against Shrewsbury on August 2 and in the home game against Barnet the following week. The game ended with Brole losing 1-2.