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Devon footballer dies after collapsing during match Devon footballer dies after collapsing during match
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A father-of-five collapsed and died during a football match in Devon.A father-of-five collapsed and died during a football match in Devon.
Rob Breslan, 35, was playing in goal for Ipplepen Athletic Reserves in a friendly against Newton 66 but came off when he was feeling unwell.Rob Breslan, 35, was playing in goal for Ipplepen Athletic Reserves in a friendly against Newton 66 but came off when he was feeling unwell.
Players from both sides and cricketers from the adjoining pitch attempted to resuscitate him after he collapsed in the dugout after a suspected heart attack on Saturday. Players from both sides and cricketers from the adjoining pitch attempted to resuscitate him when he collapsed in the dugout after a suspected heart attack on Saturday.
Mr Breslan managed the Ipplepen under-10s team.Mr Breslan managed the Ipplepen under-10s team.
'Superb role model'
Club chairman Clive Stephens thanked the air ambulance and the players for their efforts in trying to resuscitate the player.Club chairman Clive Stephens thanked the air ambulance and the players for their efforts in trying to resuscitate the player.
"He was a 'larger than life' character who would do anything for anyone," Mr Stephens said."He was a 'larger than life' character who would do anything for anyone," Mr Stephens said.
"It's such a sad loss, the youngest of his five boys is only a couple of months old.""It's such a sad loss, the youngest of his five boys is only a couple of months old."
Mr Breslan, a former youth worker at the Junction in Newton Abbot, was also taking care of his niece following the death of his sister two years ago.Mr Breslan, a former youth worker at the Junction in Newton Abbot, was also taking care of his niece following the death of his sister two years ago.
The club are holding two matches in August to raise money for his family and it has commissioned a commemorative plaque to be put in the dugout. The club is holding two matches in August to raise money for his family and it has commissioned a commemorative plaque to be put in the dugout.
Devon County Council spokesman described Mr Breslan, who had worked as a youth worker at a number of venues across Teignbridge, as "a superb role model, a loyal colleague and an incredible family man".