UK National Health Service has found a direct link between the March 11 game between Liverpool and Atletico Madrid to the death of 41 people from Corona • Will England continue to beat sin?

• Atletico Madrid fan at Anfield. Managed to keep himself with the mask?

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On the British Isle, they continue to sin mainly on the Champions League eighth final between Liverpool and Atletico Madrid on March 11 at Anfield, which was probably one of the last sporting events approved even before the forced coronation.

Following the tests and investigations into the game, the Sunday Times (Sunday), according to the National Health Service of the United Kingdom (NHS), revealed the confrontation between the two teams has killed at least 41 people who have died from Corona over the past two months. It was also proven that the game had a direct relationship to the deaths of the 41 fans, who passed away on average 30 days after the controversial match.

Remember, the Anfield game was in front of more than 50,000 Anfield spectators when more than 3,000 Colchonros came from Madrid to cheer on their team.

About a month ago, five weeks after the Anfield meeting, Professor Angela McLean, who advises the British government in the Corona fight, expressed her opinion: "After all the epidemic is over, it will be interesting to see the connection between things. It would be worthwhile to look at how many Corona cases came from Spanish fans "I'm still not sure that there is a direct relationship, but it's definitely a possibility." So it turns out that the Sunday Times reports that there is a direct connection between the game and high mortality.