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Former France international David Ginola is recovering in hospital after undergoing quadruple bypass heart surgery. The Centre Cardio-Thoracique de Monaco confirmed that Ginola was admitted to their Cardiac Unit on Thursday night before undergoing successful surgery and is expected to make a full recovery.Professor Gilles Dreyfus told Sky Sports News HQ: He had a heart attack on the pitch while playing football with friends and was given CPR immediately. The emergency services arrived within eight minutes. He was shocked with a defibrillator several times to establish a regular heart beat.From there Ginola was airlifted to Monaco where he was placed into an induced coma and rushed into surgery where he was given a quadruple bypass. Ginola graced the Premier League for seven years Professor Dreyfus added: The operation was a success he is now awake, talking and has been seen by his family. There is no brain damage, no impaired heart function and he should make a full recovery.The surgeon also praised the quick thinking of Ginolas friends on the pitch for giving him instant CPR and also the emergency services.He is very lucky, he said. He had almost the perfect chain of events after collapse to give him the best chance of a full recovery.There has also been some confusion over the 49-year-olds condition initially because his agent said that he had fainted while later on Thursday evening a tweet was sent from his account reading: Footy match in the midday sun, not very clever. Now having some tests done. Who ever voted for a World Cup in Qatar in the summer?A second tweet appeared on Friday lunchtime saying: Hello world, never slept better. Im fine, just need to rest a bit. Thank you so much all of you for your magnificent support.Ginola signed for Newcastle United for £2.5m in 1995 and went on to make a total of 195 Premier League appearances for them, Tottenham, Aston Villa and Everton over a seven year period, scoring 22 goals. Also See: Ginola taken to hospital The mastery of Ginola Tony Saunders Jersey . -- Adrian Peterson takes a look around the league and sees big money flying everywhere. Felix Heredia Jersey .Y. -- As if the worst start in franchise history isnt bad enough, Buffalo Sabres President Ted Black braced his teams win-starved fans for potentially more tough times. https://www.cheapmarlinsjerseys.us/1231r...ey-marlins.html. Cruz set the tone with a two-run homer in the first inning, and Baltimore scored eight times in the eighth to pull away for a 12-3 victory in Game 1. The major league leader with 40 homers during the regular season, Cruz added an RBI single to his early blast off Max Scherzer. Jose Urena Jersey . 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I love Hong Kong and this course," said Jimenez, who extended his record as the oldest player to win on the European Tour to 49 years and 337 days. "This is my fourth and it was my hardest. When you need to play a playoff, you need to play one more hole, and against two guys also trying to win is hard. But my experience paid off," said Jimenez who adds this title to ones he won in 2004, 07 and 12. It was also his 20th career win on the European Tour, bringing the Spaniard to within one of Scotlands Sam Torrance. "I just love this course. It is an old-fashioned course where accuracy off the tee counts. You have to control the ball here," said Jimenez who began the day two shots behind overnight leader Manley. After the final round, all three players finished on 12-under 268. Meesawat produced a nerveless display of top-class putting to card a final-round 5-under 65 that included two eagles on the 3rd and 13th holes, which pushed him into the lead for most of the last day. The Thai player was pplaying ahead of Jimenez and Manley, and took the clubhouse lead to watch nervously as first Jimenez and then Manley caught up with him.dddddddddddd "I was very pleased with my round," Meesawat said. "But I had a few chances to collect a couple more birdies. Unfortunately they fell short and in the playoff I had a bad approach shot." Jimenez knocked in a birdie on the 17th and then Manley needed a last-gasp chip from the edge of the green to hole a birdie on the 18th to force the three-way playoff. Jimenezs experience held him in good stead in the playoff as the Spaniard held his nerve to drive his approach shot at the tricky par-4 410-yard 18 on to the green. Manley had sliced his shot on to a corporate box roof while Meesawats approach fell just short of the green. Both missed their birdie putts but Jimenez made no mistake as he coolly knocked in the winning shot that earned him the victory. Robert-Jan Derksen of the Netherlands finished fourth after carding an 11-under 269, while three shots further behind on 8-under 272 and tied-fifth were Spaniards Javier Colomo and Jose Manuel Lara and Angelo Que of the Philippines. Jimenezs fourth Hong Kong Open title matched the record held by Taiwans Hsieh Yong Yo, who won the tournament in 1963, 64, 75 and 78. "I turn 50 next month but Im still fit. I stretch every morning, you have to do this to keep up with the younger lot," added Jimenez. ' ' '