Covid beyond the border. Liga trembles, Premier holds

Covid-19 continues to rage everywhere.

From the Premier, to La Liga, to Serie B, there are cases of positivity to the virus, with the relative 'changes' to the calendars and squads of the teams.

Serie A is at a standstill, but many clubs announce the positivity of their players still on vacation and the return to the field could bring unwelcome news.

    Yesterday the record of infections in the English championship was reached which recorded 103 cases between 20 and 26 December, that is at the turn of Christmas, compared to 15,186 tests carried out.

    The Lega has informed the clubs that, in the event of the presence of 13 players plus one goalkeeper from the squad, they will have to take the field. The latest case is this morning and concerns Victor Lindelof, who did not take part in Manchester United's game last night at Newcastle.

    We are no better off in La Liga, which is preparing for the resumption this weekend, while the Bundesliga will continue the holidays. Rayo Vallecano, the third most important Madrid team, after Real and Atletico, has asked for the postponement of the derby scheduled for January 2 next on the ground of the Wanda Metropolitano stadium against the 'colchoneros'. The training coached by Andoni Iraola currently has 17 cases of positivity in the team, to the point that atToday's training was attended by only eight players.

    Problems also in Barcelona.

The Blaugrana club pays duty to Covid-19, losing more than half a defense.

The players who tested positive for the virus, in fact, are three: they are the Brazilian Dani Alves, the fluidifying Jordi Alba and the French Clement Lenglet.

A Covid-19 outbreak has also killed Betis Sevilla, with the Andalusian club saying that six players have tested positive.

The players are in good condition and already in isolation.

On the other hand, there are ten positives in Real Sociedad.