By Jojo Doria

London, England

Sport took a backseat at the FA Cup game between Tottenham and Bolton as Bolton midfielder Fabrice Muamba was rushed to hospital after he collapsed during the match.

The match was abandoned after Muamba fell face-down in the 41st minute near the halfway line with no one around him.

A hospital spokesperson said Muamba was in stable condition which is good news considering medics rushed to Muamba with a defibrillator and treated the 23-year-old, pumping his chest as he left the field on a stretcher.

"Terrible what happened with Muamba during the game," Tottenham starter Rafael van der Vaart said on Twitter. "We're all praying for him."

In other action, Everton and Sunderland are headed to a replay of their FA Cup match after a 1-1 draw Saturday in the quarterfinals.

Phil Bardsley tallied for Sunderland in the 12th minute to open the scoring but Tim Cahill netted the equalizer 11 minutes later, heading home a header from Nikica Jelavic that looked to be going wide.

In Premier League action, Swansea rolled to its third straight league win Saturday with a 3-0 victory at Fulham.

Gylfi Sigurdsson scored a pair of goals to lead Swansea, which moved up to eighth in the league standings while Fulham plummeted to 11th.

Wigan fought to a 1-1 draw against West Bromwich Albion on Saturday.

Wigan got the better of the run of play in a scoreless first half and opened the scoring when James McArthur broke through in the 54th minute.

Paul Scharner scored the equalized in the 65th minutes to keep Wigan with just one home victory this season.

Everton and Sunderland Battle to Draw in FA Cup Match