Chichester City forward and former Arsenal academy player Billy Vigar, 21, died on Thursday morning after suffering a significant brain injury sustained during an Isthmian League match at Wingate & Finchley on Saturday.

English football is mourning the death of Billy Vigar, a former Arsenal academy forward, who tragically died after sustaining a severe brain injury during a match.

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Former Arsenal youth player Billy Vigar died at 21 from a brain injury after colliding with a concrete wall during a non-league match for Chichester City.

Former Arsenal youth team player Billy Vigar is in an induced coma after sustaining a brain injury from colliding with a wall during a match between his current club, Chichester City, and Wingate & Finchley. In one of several statements released on social media, the English lower league club confirmed the severe setback for the young athlete.

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