Zenit head coach Sergey Semak Helped save a person suffering from epilepsy.
An eyewitness recounted what happened to the source, sending a photo:
On July 8, at 9:30 a.m., I was driving along the Vyborg embankment and saw him fall ill on the sidewalk. I rushed to the extreme, stopped, and turned on the emergency pistol. It was almost impossible to help him because it was epilepsy, but I know how to act in these situations. Then another person ran up, and we started helping together. And a little later, another man came up to us, and I recognized him by voice, because it was Sergey Bogdanovich.
The three of us brought him to his senses, while one person more or less became unconscious. When he came to, I left, and Sergey Bogdanovich stayed with the boy to wait for the ambulance, which we called.
Semak has been at the helm of Zenit since May 29, 2018. Under his leadership, the St. Petersburg club has won the Russian championship six times.
