Cambridge United players have helped a man having a mental breakdown.
On Easter Sunday, winger James Brophy and striker Macauley Bonne saw a man having a mental health crisis.
Noticing something wasn’t quite right, they took time out of their day to stop and speak to him for an hour.
Cambridgeshire Police officers arrived and the man is now receiving the medical support he needs.
Chief Superintendent Jon Hutchinson paid the footballers a visit during training to thank them in person.
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