There will be no OL-PSG on Saturday night in women's D1.
The capital club announced four Covid-19 contaminations in its workforce this Friday evening, including three players and a staff member.
The club has officially requested a request to postpone the meeting to the Regional Health Agency (ARS).
A “cluster” has in fact been identified within the Parisian group.
The late announcement on Friday evening of four positive tests paves the way for possible other contaminations as the players and staff have spent time together in training and in matches over the previous days.
The salvo of tests carried out on Monday before the Champions League meeting against Prague came back entirely negative.
In addition, PSG has planned to travel to Lyon by non-privatized TGV.
One more element which leads to the postponement of this match.
⚠️ Following the tests carried out this Thursday, three @PSG_Feminines players and a member of the technical staff are confirmed positive for the Sars CoV2 PCR test.
These four people are currently in solitary confinement and are subject to the appropriate health protocol.
- PSG Women (@PSG_Feminines) March 12, 2021
According to our information, the workforce of the capital club will have to observe a seven-day isolation.
The entire workforce will be retested within 48 hours.
According to our information, the Swiss Ramona Bachmann and the French Sandy Baltimore are among the cases identified as positive for Covid-19.
Two major players for the capital club.
It will now be necessary for all players (Lyon, Paris, FFF, Canal +) to find a postponement date for this "final" of the championship.
Especially since the second leg of the knockout stages of the Champions League scheduled for Wednesday in Prague will also be postponed for PSG.
In total, the capital club were to play seven games in 26 days (from March 9 to April 3), including two more against Lyon in the Champions League quarter-finals in the event of qualification.
The probable cancellation of the Women's French Cup could release dates.
The headaches are just beginning.
