Jamie Vardy blows referee’s whistle to stop Leicester-Southampton game after official suffers head injury - Referee David Webb went down with a knock to his head after an accidental collision with Lec ...

Visibly in pain, concerned players surrounded Webb, but it was Vardy who grabbed the ref's whistle and blew it to bring a ...

Referee David Webb had to be replaced on his debut after suffering a head injury during Leicester's Premier League clash with ...

That was the role Jamie Vardy played when referee David Webb sank to the floor after being accidentally shoulder barged by Jordan Ayew in Leicester's 2-0 victory over Southampton at King Power Stadium ...

“A massive thank you to Jamie Vardy for having the initiative to stop the game. This was David Webb’s first Premier League game so it’s a real shame that he gets injured.” Webb receives a ...

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Jamie Vardy came to the aid of an injured Premier League referee by blowing his whistle to stop the match between Leicester City and Southampton. However, the former England striker later revealed the ...

Both Leicester and Southampton have been relegated already. These matches mark the final outings for Vardy at Leicester, with the striker set to depart the King Power Stadium when the season concludes ...

Jamie Vardy gave fans another moment to remember ... striker had just opened the scoring for the Foxes, referee David Webb went down in the middle of the pitch following an accidental collision ...

Referee David Webb was hit in the head accidentally by ... Play had raged on from players who hadn't seen the incident. Leicester captain Jamie Vardy grabbed the official's hand that had the ...

Referee David Webb’s Premier League debut lasted just ... Advertisement Concerned players rushed to Webb and Leicester forward Jamie Vardy grabbed the official’s hand and blew his whistle ...