UEFA insist there was NO delay by medical teams in giving treatment to Hungary's Barnabas Varga following sickening collision with Angus Gunn - despite Dominik Szoboszlai raging at medical staff for w

UEFA have insisted that there wasn't any delay in the treatment to Barnabas Varga following his injury in Hungary's 1-0 win against Scotland. Hungary forward Varga is stable in hospital after he reportedly broke several bones in his face following a collision with Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn. A statement from UEFA read: 'With regards to the medical intervention following the head injury suffered by Barnabas Varga of Hungary, we would like to clarify that the intervention of the team doctor happened within 15 seconds of the incident, followed immediately by the second stadium doctor, to conduct a first assessment of the injury and provide appropriate treatment, as per customary medical procedures. UEFA insist there wasn't any delay in the treatment to Barnabas Varga following his injury Varga is stable in hospital after he reportedly broke several bones in his face following a collision with Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn Varga's team-mate Dominik Szoboszlai criticised the medical staff for walking onto the pitch 'The qualified pitchside emergency team were waiting pitchside, according to their protocol, and arrived with the stretcher as soon as their intervention was requested by the medics to evacuate the player for his immediate transfer to hospital.