Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Jermaine Jenas was left fuming during England's World Cup match against Iran after Iranian goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand stayed on the pitch after receiving a heavy blow to the head.
Beiranvand clashed with Seyed Hosseini as the pair tried to claim a Harry Kane cross early on in the opening Group B fixture, but while the defender managed to walk off relatively unscathed, the keeper required a long spell of medical attention for what looked to be a concussion.
Despite the 30-year-old looking very dazed, he looked to be urged by his own captain to stay on. Beiranvand lasted just a few more minutes before dropping to the floor again and calling for a substitute appearance - much to the anger of Jenas on the BBC's commentary.
