Macclesfield manager Keith Alexander was taken to hospital for a precautionary brain scan just before his side's Coca-Cola League Two clash with Bournemouth.
The 51-year-old former Lincoln and Peterborough boss suffered a brain aneurysm in November 2003 and was taken to hospital an hour before kick-off after feeling unwell.
Silkmen chairman Mike Rance said: "It's purely precautionary but Keith wasn't feeling too well in midweek and he wasn't feeling that great before the game so we decided it was best to take the safest option."
Silkmen chairman Mike Rance said: "It's purely precautionary but Keith wasn't feeling too well in midweek and he wasn't feeling that great before the game so we decided it was best to take the safest option."
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