Four more people from three Premier League clubs have tested positive for coronavirus after the third round of testing.
There were 1,008 tests carried out on Monday and Tuesday.
Two people from two Premier League clubs tested positive after the second batch of testing with Bournemouth confirming one unnamed player.
A total of 996 tests were carried out in the second run of testing, with the number of tests available to each club increased from 40 to 50.
All 20 clubs have now carried out three rounds of testing,
A total of 748 tests were conducted in the first round of testing with six testing positive.
Burnley assistant manager Ian Woan tested positive with Watford having three positive test results for two staff and defender Adrian Mariappa
Watford manager Nigel Pearson announce that two more of his players had gone into self-isolation after being in close contact with people who have tested positive.
Prior to widespread testing three Brighton players tested positive, Chelsea’s Callum Hudson-Odoi was also confirmed to have had the virus with Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta one of the first-named in the health crisis.
So we have more positive tests. Oh well lets ignore those and carry on with the football.
Football seems to be above and beyond the rest of us Westhamsteve. Under test, track and trace WE are required to self isolate if we come within 2m of a person who tested ‘positive’. Now players are in ‘contact’ training they are obviously within 2m – face-to-face in many cases. So if a team mates tests positive every player should isolate. Let’s see what happens when the next results are posted. Bet I know. Nothing!