Truro City's National League South match at Folkestone Invicta was postponed on Saturday afternoon after a medical emergency involving one of their players.
The Tinners had travelled to Kent for the fixture, but kick-off was delayed following an incident inside the stadium before a decision was taken to call the game off.
Club statements confirm postponement
In a post on X, Truro said: "Kick-off has been delayed due to an incident inside the stadium. We will provide an update in due course."
Ten minutes later, they added: "This afternoon's match against Folkestone Invicta has been postponed, due to a medical emergency. We will provide an update in due course."
Folkestone also confirmed the news, stating: "We can confirm that today's match against Truro City has been postponed."
Player taken to hospital
Truro later confirmed in a club statement that the incident involved Yassine En-Neyah. The 26-year-old former Nottingham Forest academy player had been named among the substitutes for the match.
The statement read: "Truro City can confirm that this afternoon's match against Folkestone Invicta has been postponed. Yassine En-Neyah required medical assistance during the warm-up and was transferred to the William Harvey hospital in Ashford for further treatment. We will provide a further update in due course."
