According to the official news of the Premier League, only if there are 4 or more cases of positive covid-19 in the team, you can apply for a postponement of the game.
It is reported that after today's club meeting, the Premier League's guidelines on the postponement of matches caused by the new crown have been updated, and the Premier League side has added a rule - from now on, if clubs apply for postponement of the game on the grounds that there are not enough players caused by the new crown outbreak, they must find at least 4 positive cases in the team.
The guidance will take effect ahead of the next Premier League game on Saturday 5 February (Burnley vs Watford).
Premier League officials write: The Premier League's extension rules and guidance are designed to protect the health of players and staff while maintaining the integrity of the game and the quality of the team.
Club applications will continue to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. The Premier League Committee will review a range of factors, including the club's ability to send teams, the status, severity and potential impact of the coronavirus, as well as the players' readiness and ability to play.
Before the Committee makes a decision, the details of all applications are carefully reviewed by the professionals of the Alliance.
It is reported that premier league officials also confirmed that the Premier League's covid-19 emergency measures will be reviewed every week, including wearing masks indoors, maintaining social distancing, and testing on time.
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