Slavia Prague coach Jindřich Trpišovský and Jaroslav Tvrdík after the match with Sparta in the group for the title as part of the Fortuna League superstructure.
Vlastimil Vacek, Right
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Due to a positive test with one of the players at the beginning of last week, the Slavists prematurely ended their training camp in Austria and returned to the Czech Republic, where all members of the team were in domestic isolation for several days. On Friday, the team completed the first area test and after negative results could return to training. The infected player remains in quarantine.
Originally, the staplers were not to undergo the last tests until Monday, ie the day after the planned league premiere in České Budějovice. However, testing is postponed to Saturday.
Slavia’s third test is negative, except for an infected player. The club was released by a hygienist for Sunday’s match in Cesky Budejovice under the conditions of the fourth negative test on Saturday.
– Jaroslav Tvrdik (@JaroslavTvrdik) August 18, 2020
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In addition, a significant step was announced on Monday, which was announced by the chairman of the National Sports Agency, Milan Hnilička. Area quarantine in the event of a single player being infected with covid-19 will be lifted in all sports at all levels if other team members pass the tests with a negative result.
The representatives of the football league were the first to agree on a change in the rules with Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. Hnilička subsequently succeeded in meeting the Government Council for Health Risks with the same proposal for the entire sports environment.
Mitigation of anti-coronavirus measures in football was conditional on clubs adhering to the anti-epidemic manual provided by the LFA. For example, it includes mandatory testing of teams for covid-19 before each league match.
“By the time the manual is submitted to the Chief Hygienist, it will be approved immediately, as it has been prepared with the Hygiene Service and the Ministry of Health. A very positive report. for the international competitions involved, it can be more than ten million for us, “counts Jaroslav Tvrdík, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Slavia.
And what is the situation around Chrudim, another club affected by professional infection from professional competitions? Her Saturday’s match of the first round with Jihlava has been postponed indefinitely. Monday’s control tests in the team did not yield any positive findings and the East Bohemians may return to training on Wednesday, but the quarantine measures will last until Monday. By order of the hygienic station, the team must not come into contact with another unit. Chrudim could no longer play the home cup match last weekend.
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