Football match stewards who became aware of a fan suffering a cardiac arrest could have reacted more quickly, a coroner has found.
Mark Townsend, 57, from Birmingham, collapsed at Hillsborough Stadium while watching West Brom play Sheffield Wednesday on 28 September last year.
In a prevention of future deaths report, senior coroner Tanyka Rawden said she was concerned about the length of time it took for staff to find a radio to call paramedics, but stressed the delay had not caused or contributed to Mr Townsend's death.
Sheffield Wednesday said following Mr Townsend's inquest it would explore whether there were ways to further improve the speed of communication on match days.