Redknapp on Muamba: 'I feared the worst' As Fabrice Muamba continues his recovery from a cardiac arrest, the doctors looking after the footballer say he had a "comfortable night" in intensive care. The 23-year-old is spending his fourth day at the London Chest Hospital after collapsing during an FA Cup match on Saturday. A joint statement by Bolton Wanderers Football Club and the hospital trust said: "Fabrice Muamba has had a comfortable night in the intensive care unit at the London Chest Hospital where the medical team is continuing to monitor his progress. Fabrice's family has asked us to thank everyone again for their thoughts and prayers and for the continued messages of support from which they draw great strength. To ensure the smooth running of the hospital for all patients, as well as Fabrice's need to concentrate on his recovery, they would request that he receives no more visitors for the moment, outside of immediate family and members of Bolton Wanderers Football Club. During a press conference, Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp spoke about the weekend's incident. He said: "When I saw them pumping his chest I feared the worst, but the medical assistance was just amazing. Everybody from both clubs and one or two people from out of the crowd, cardiologists came down and helped. He couldn't have had better support and if it was going to happen it could not have happened in a better place really. Redknapp is mindful his players must concentrate on the key games they have coming up against Stoke on Wednesday and Chelsea on Saturday. He said: "It was traumatic for everyone, but the lads were back in training yesterday morning and we have a big week coming ahead now so we have to go again now. We have Stoke on Wednesday and have Chelsea at the weekend so we have to make sure we are ready for those two games.