42 positive Covid cases in Premiership in last week

[watty]

Premier League reports 42 positive Covid-19 results in past week

Forty-two Premier League players and staff tested positive for Covid-19 in the past week - the most recorded in the league over a seven-day period.

It is the highest number since 40 cases were reported in January.

That week, 2,295 tests were carried out, while 3,805 tests were done in the latest round from 6-12 December.

Brighton, Tottenham, Leicester, Manchester United and Aston Villa have all confirmed cases, with United's game at Brentford in doubt.

That's fairly dodgy.  You'd imagine they'd be living fairly isolated lives at the moment considering the amount of money involved in the game!

[John m]

What do they expect 60,000 people breathing and shouting into a cauldron .Most of those stadiums are effectively in doors without a full roof the Air wouldnt circulate like it would in an open field  Spurs have a brilliant stadium where all the fans have a roof over their heads .

[silverbullet]

What do they expect 60,000 people breathing and shouting into a cauldron .Most of those stadiums are effectively in doors without a full roof the Air wouldnt circulate like it would in an open field  Spurs have a brilliant stadium where all the fans have a roof over their heads .

At least Landsdowne Road is preparing their fans...by making the stadium look like a giant bedpan!

[Rat Catcher]

50% capacity. It'll be grand, lads...

[silverbullet]

A virus that's smarter than a footballer...didja ever hear the likes?

[markmiwurdz]

Very promising virususususss...