Last night and this morning, the Premier League officially announced the postponement of five consecutive games of the weekend, and Real Madrid, Chelsea and Liverpool also announced their respective confirmed champions.
The outbreak continues in European football. Last night, Real Madrid officially announced that five people tested positive for COVID-19, including Asensio, Bale, Lunin, Rodrigo, and Ancelotti's assistant coach (that is, Ancelotti's son) David Ancelotti.
Earlier, Modric and Marcelo had already been diagnosed with COVID-19. So far, 6 players + 1 coach in the Real Madrid team have been infected.
In the early hours of this morning, Liverpool announced that Fabinho, Curtis Jones and Van Dijk had tested positive for the new crown and missed the Premier League match against Newcastle.
Chelsea boss Tuchel also announced before the match that Lukaku, Hudson-Odoi, Werner and Chilwell were four players positive for the new crown, while Havertz was still waiting for the test results.
In addition, the Premier League officially announced the postponement of Leicester City vs Tottenham Hotspur (Friday) and Manchester United vs Brighton (Saturday) last night, and announced the postponement of four games of the weekend in the early morning: Southampton vs Brentford, Watford vs Crystal Palace, West Ham United vs Norwich, Everton vs Leicester City.
As a result, this weekend's 18th round of the Premier League is currently only left with Aston Villa vs Burnley, Leeds United vs Arsenal, Wolves vs Chelsea, Newcastle vs Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur vs Liverpool, and the five games can still be carried out as scheduled.