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Sunday's match put off, after Chelsea women's team hit by Covid-19

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Sundays match put off, after Chelsea womens team hit by Covid-19
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London : As the covid-19 is raging in the nation, Sunday's Women's Super League match between Chelsea women's team and Tottenham Hotspur has been put off following several cases of coronavirus among the Chelsea squad.

"The decision was agreed between both teams and the FA after a number of positive tests for COVID-19 were returned within the Chelsea FC Women's team set-up after the last round of testing," read a statement from Chelsea club's website on Saturday, reports Xinhua news agency.

"Those affected immediately began a period of self-isolation in accordance with Public Health England and Government guidelines," the statement added.

Chelsea is second in the Women's Super League table, three points behind leaders Manchester United.

The squad has a winter break before returning to training in January 2021, and its next fixture is scheduled on January 10 against Reading.

IANS report with edits

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