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Chelsea fan reunited with medical student who saved his life at match

A Chelsea football fan has been reunited with the St John Ambulance youth volunteer who saved his life with CPR after he went into cardiac arrest at a game.

Lifelong Chelsea fan Paul Archer, 66, collapsed at Stamford Bridge during a match against Manchester City in November before volunteer first aider Prince Tandukar, 22, arrived on the scene.

Doctors said it was “a miracle” that Mr Archer survived as

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