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    Soccer-Vigar, ex-Arsenal academy player, dies from match injury

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    Posted on September 25, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Billy Vigar, ex-Arsenal academy player, died from a brain injury sustained in a match. The football community mourns his loss.

    Table of Contents

    • Tragic Incident in Isthmian League Football
    • Details of the Injury
    • Reactions from Arsenal and the Football Community
    • Impact on Upcoming Matches

    Billy Vigar, Former Arsenal Academy Player, Dies After Match Injury

    Tragic Incident in Isthmian League Football

    (Reuters) -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.

    Details of the Injury

    According to the semi-professional club, Vigar was placed in an induced coma following the on-field injury, and an operation on Tuesday was aimed at aiding his recovery. However, the efforts proved unsuccessful and he passed away early Thursday.

    Reactions from Arsenal and the Football Community

    "Our deepest condolences go out to the Vigar family and his many friends at this extremely difficult time," Arsenal said in a statement. "Quick, powerful and fiercely determined... everyone at Arsenal Football Club is deeply sorry to hear of the tragic passing."

    Impact on Upcoming Matches

    Vigar, a former Arsenal academy player, joined full-time for the 2020/21 season. He later spent time on loan with Derby County’s under-21s and Eastbourne Borough before joining Hastings United on a free transfer in 2024. He signed for Chichester City last month.

    Chichester City confirmed that the match against Lewes scheduled for Saturday had been postponed due to the incident. 

    (Reporting by Angelica Medina in Mexico City, editing by Pritha Sarkar)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Billy Vigar, a former Arsenal academy player, passed away after a match injury.
    • •He suffered a significant brain injury during an Isthmian League game.
    • •Vigar was in an induced coma and underwent surgery before passing.
    • •Arsenal and the football community express deep condolences.
    • •Chichester City's match against Lewes was postponed due to the incident.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Soccer-Vigar, ex-Arsenal academy player, dies from match injury

    1What is a brain injury?

    A brain injury is damage to the brain that can result from trauma, such as a blow to the head, or from other causes like lack of oxygen. It can lead to various physical and cognitive impairments.

    2What is a football academy?

    A football academy is a training program designed to develop young players' skills in football (soccer), often associated with professional clubs, where they receive coaching and education.

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