EIGHTEEN new Premier League cases, Man City in lockdown, docs calling for the season to STOP and nine matches called off tonight: Football faces Covid carnage with top flight on edge over outbreak
- The Premier League revealed a season high 18 positive Covid-19 test results
- Of 1,479 players and staff tested, there was an increase of 11 on last week's tests
- An outbreak at Manchester City saw their game away at Everton postponed
- Rochdale's team doctor thinks football should be stopped with infections rising
- Nine matches in the English Football League on Tuesday have been postponed The Premier League has announced 18 new positive Covid-19 tests among players and staff, the highest weekly total since Project Restart.
The latest round of testing saw 1,479 players and staff tested and the results show a sharp increase on last week's total a day after Manchester City's trip to face Everton at Goodison Park was postponed due to an outbreak in City's squad over the Christmas period.
Positive tests reported by City on Monday will not have been included in the latest results and so 13 cases have emerged at other clubs.
Manchester City's training ground is on lockdown today after a Covid outbreak at the club
The Premier League have reported its highest number of Covid-19 cases since Project Restart and Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus is one of the 18 cases in the latest week of testing
Dr Wesley Tensel has questioned the wisdom of continuing the current football season
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