It’s relieving to hear that Tom Lockyer has been given the all-clear after his collapse during the Championship play-off final. It must have been a terrifying experience for him and everyone watching. It’s fortunate that the medical team acted swiftly and that it wasn’t life-threatening. Atrial flutter can indeed be concerning, but it’s good to know that Lockyer underwent a procedure to correct it and is expected to recover fully. It’s a testament to the advancements in medical technology and the expertise of the medical staff involved. Luton captain Tom Lockyer has confirmed he has been “given the all-clear” after his collapse in the Sky Bet Championship play-off final last week. Lockyer fell to the ground untouched while backpedaling early in the game against Coventry at Wembley – which the Hatters won 6-5 on penalties – and then appeared to pass out as he tried to get back up. The defender received medical attention for several minutes before being carried off on a stretcher and taken to hospital. Speaking to Sky Sports in his first interview since the final, the Welshman revealed what caused his collapse and what happened in the immediate aftermath. Highlights of the Championship play-off final between Coventry and Lutron at Wembley. Highlights of the Sky Bet Championship play-off final between Coventry and Luton Luton win on penalties to reach topflight after 31 years away ‘Immense’ Lockyer celebrates Luton promotion from hospital Get Sky Sports | Download the Sky Sports App He said: “I’m doing well. It’s been a mad week or so. I had the all-clear yesterday [Monday] and I’m all good moving forward. Isco takes swipe at Zinedine Zidane after his Spain hat-trick Isco takes swipe at Zine dine Zidane after his Spain hat-trick Sky Sports Ange Postecoglou insists Tottenham won’t ‘roll out red carpet’ for Man City despite potentially helping Arsenal Ange Postecoglou insists Tottenham won’t ‘roll out red carpet’ for Man City despite
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