The Premier League has tested positive for the new crown epidemic to a new high, and the league may be delayed in a large area

The Premier League recently announced the results of the new crown virus test of 20 clubs last week, 42 new positive cases are the highest records since the collective test and weekly statistics were announced, and Manchester United chose to postpone the 14th match due to the team's epidemic situation.

The Premier League officially disclosed that they tested 3,805 players and staff of 20 clubs for the new crown virus and received 42 new positive results. What does 42 positive results mean for the Premier League? Since the outbreak of the epidemic in the UK in May 2020, the highest number of tests in a single week is 40 cases, and that is the beginning of the year, and it has been almost a year since then.

Last week, there was a massive infection within the Tottenham hottest team, and as many as 13 people were eventually confirmed, for which the team was forced to postpone the league. Now Manchester United has also chosen to postpone the Premier League with Brentford because of the positive tests of staff and players in the first team. The situation of other Premier League clubs is not optimistic, Leicester City, Brighton, Villa and other clubs have also been infected with a number of players, and more clubs may choose to postpone the game next.

Not only in the Premier League, but also in the Championship clubs affected by the epidemic. Queen's Park Rangers' Championship against Sheffield United, which was scheduled for Monday, has been postponed because several players in the Queen's Park Rangers team have tested positive for the virus and there are not enough players to play.

The Uk government previously announced that starting this week, all sports competitions attended by more than 4,000 people must provide a certificate of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test result for the virus. Previously, due to the epidemic, the Clubs of the Premier League suffered serious economic losses, and after the gradual relaxation of the audience limit this season, the club naturally did not want to see the situation repeat itself last season. At present, many Premier League clubs are worried that with the aggravation of the epidemic in the United Kingdom, the Premier League may consider re-banning fans from watching the game during the Christmas schedule.