Home » today » World » Premier League, Leicester | Minister announced the closure of Leicester following a coronary infection. Now manager Brendan Rodgers is saying

Premier League, Leicester | Minister announced the closure of Leicester following a coronary infection. Now manager Brendan Rodgers is saying

The English city has seen an influx of cases of infection lately.

After it has been confirmed whole 658 new cases of coronary infection in Leicester in the first half of June, Interior Minister Priti Patel said measures to close down the city are now being strongly considered.

After the statements, it has been speculated as to what will happen to the remaining matches for the city’s Premier League club.

Also read: The whole of Leicester can be put in the corona quarantine

The team has three home games before the season is over and it has been confirmed from the Premier League that all the clubs in the league have agreed to play on neutral courts, if their own home ground is given the status that one cannot play matches.

After rumors of the Leicester situation began to falter, manager Brendan Rodgers has spoken out.

– As a football club we are very protected and we are largely in a bubble, Rodgers says Daily Mail.

He has no concern that the increase in the number of infections will affect the team.

The manager, who himself was infected with the virus in March with his wife, further states that “the players are tested twice a week, that they go straight home and that most do not live in the city center”.

Also read: Monday’s Premier League rumors


King Power Stadium in Leicester is likely to be closed for the rest of the season.
Photo: Rui Vieira / nmc Pool (Pa Photos)

Considering quarantine

The situation and possible shutdown are currently considered a hypothetical situation, but the UK government is considering quarantining the English city of Leicester as a result of an increase in coronary cases.

With the suburbs, the city has a population of about half a million. If it is shut down, it is the first time during the pandemic that it is happening in a single area of ​​the UK.

Sunday Times first reported that the authorities are considering isolating the city over the next few days. The reason for this is that 658 new cases of infection have been registered in the Leicester area in the two weeks up to 16 June.

This represents around 25 percent of the city’s total 2,494 cases of infection.

Interior Minister Priti Patel acknowledges the opposite BBC Sunday that the government is considering such a measure.

Sunday, the British announced health Ministry about 311,151 confirmed cases of infection in the UK, up 901 from Saturday. 43,550 people have died with the virus in the country, an increase of 36 last day. The figure includes only patients who died in hospitals and nursing homes and who had tested positive for the coronavirus.

The UK ranks 5th in the world in total confirmed cases of infection.

Losses in the quarterfinals

After a tame and poor football game, Chelsea could cheer for advancement to the FA Cup semi-final with a 1-0 victory over Leicester on Sunday.

Leicester at the same time opened the match strongest, forcing mistakes on the away team, but both goals and great chances were missed.

Youri Tielemans tested Chelsea keeper Willy Caballero after 19 minutes, but the Argentine had pushed the ball over the sideline. Kasper Schmeichel on the other hand had to leave the field with a great save after half-time when Christian Pulisic tried to sneak the ball past the keeper.

Also read: Sun shades should have been given clear instructions: These must go out to secure the dream purchase

Towards the end of the first half, Jamie Vardy was played by Wilfred Ndidi, but neither Premier League’s top scorer got online recognition.

Chelsea took over the game to a greater extent after the break. Substitutes Ross Barkley got in front of Kasper Schmeichel after 62 minutes and managed to control Willian’s post between the bars of the Danish. Leicester’s Caglar Soyuncu had an excellent opportunity after 84 minutes, shooting after receiving a pass from the right hand side.

Leicester face Everton away in the Premier League this coming Wednesday.

Leave a Comment

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.