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Liverpool's clash vs Galatasaray stopped as star stretchered off with horror hand injury

Liverpool's dominant Champions League victory over Galatasaray was delayed for several minutes in the closing stages due to a horror injury.

Galatasaray winger Noa Lang received extensive medical attention after appearing to trap or catch his hand on the advertising hoardings at the side of the pitch behind the goal.

The 26-year-old fell to the turf clutching his thumb in agony with blood pouring out of a seemingly large cut. Medical staff rushed to his side and gave him gas and air to relieve the pain. He was eventually stretchered off clutching his bandaged hand above his head.

TNT Sports commentator Ally McCoist admitted he was concerned about the Dutchman and was shocked about the level of attention he received.

McCoist said: "I could tell there was a significant problem because one of the girls behind there, I'm not sure if she's a photographer but you could see her face, the way she reacted."

Lang received a standing ovation from all four corners of Anfield before Liverpool went on to see out their 4-0 win to reach the quarter-finals.

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