FC Utrecht will not be quarantined after a positive test in the champions league oefenopponent
23 July, 2020 14:19
23-07-20 at 14:19
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The players and staff of the football club Utrecht, do not need to be in quarantine after positive coronatest of the first division soccer team KRC Genk, goalkeeper Maarten Vandevoort on Thursday. The eighteen-year-old goalkeeper was one the day before, and was still ninety minutes before in the bar, in a practice game at the Domstedelingen.
FC Utrecht let you know that all of the contacts at or around the time of season but they have been analysed, and the findings have been shared with the health care provider. Accordingly, it was decided not to have quarantined there is no need.
The players and staff were available 24 hours prior to the competition, in accordance with the protocol tested for the corona virus. All test results proved negative. “It will, of course, have to be followed, after the news on Thursday,” said FC Utrecht, several times a week, testing, release to slow down in the race.
