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With 10 cases in a single team, the number of infections rises in the FPC

The Promotion Tournament reached 36 official cases of Covid-19 after the announcement of the Magdalena Union with a high number of infected in its staff.

Author:Henrik Schmidt
Reviewer:David Mitchell
Apr 14, 202139.7K Shares602.4K Views
The Promotion Tournament reached 36 official cases of Covid-19 after the announcement of the Magdalena Union with a high number of infected in its staff.
The club announced through a press release that after testing 39 team members, the contagion of ten people was reported: five playersand five administrators.
The FPCreached 69 positive cases between teams A and B.
Unión Magdalena registers 10 positives, Barranquilla FC presents seven cases; Bogotá and Orsomarso have six each, Leones and Cortuluá with two, while three clubs have one case: Atlético Huila, Valledupar and Atlético FC. Only Deportes Quindío had negative results.
The official report of Fortaleza CEIF remains to be known, although there are three positive ones, in addition to the results in Tigres, Boca Juniors, Real Cartagena, Llaneros and Real San Andrés.
"In the EPS they said it was the flu", FPCplayer with Covid-19
On the other hand, in the League the results of the tests in Jaguares and Cúcuta Deportivo are not yet known. The Covid-19 positive case count goes to 33 cases.
América de Cali has five, La Equidad four cases; Junior, Independiente Medellín, Santa Fe, Millonarios and Águilas registered 3 positives. Nacionaland Envigado two cases.
Deportivo Cali, Atlético Bucaramanga, Deportivo Pasto, Deportivo Pereiraand Alianza Petrolera, registered a positive, while four teams will start training without the presence of Covid-19: Deportes Tolima, Once Caldas, Patriotas and Boyacá Chicó.
Henrik Schmidt

Henrik Schmidt

Author
Henrik Schmidt, a European sports journalist from the University of Manchester, specializes in soccer, golf, tennis, and the Olympics. With keen analysis and engaging storytelling, his articles offer unique insights into these sports. Beyond writing, Henrik immerses himself in Europe's vibrant sports culture, finding inspiration in the athleticism and competitive spirit that define the games he covers.
David Mitchell

David Mitchell

Reviewer
David Mitchell, a UCLA Sports Journalism graduate, crafts compelling narratives that vividly portray the world of athletics. With a knack for capturing the essence of sporting events and athletes, his writing exudes passion and insight. David's articles, known for their vivid imagery and fresh perspective, resonate with sports enthusiasts worldwide. When not writing, he can be found cheering for his favorite teams or staying active in the gym, believing in the unifying power of sports to inspire and transcend boundaries.
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