Official: Due to the lack of available players due to the impact of the epidemic and other injuries, Everton v Leicester City have been postponed

Live bar January 10 news The official Premier League news, Everton's home match against Leicester City, originally scheduled for the early morning of January 12, has now been regrettably postponed.

Due to COVID-19, injuries and the Africa Cup of Nations, Leicester City did not have enough players (13 playable players and 1 goalkeeper) to play, and the Premier League Committee accepted Leicester City's application.

The Premier League Committee assessed requests for postponements based on existing rules and guidance on postponements due to the pandemic, including a club's ability to send a team, the status, severity and potential impact of the outbreak within the club, and the ability of athletes to prepare safely for the game.

Premier League officials said the health and wellbeing of all those involved remained a priority and that the alliance would continue to monitor and reflect public health guidance, always acting with caution. In light of the recent increase in COVID-19 cases, the Premier League has reintroduced emergency measures. These protocols include measures such as more frequent testing, wearing masks indoors, and social distancing.

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