Rugby – Tests – Scotland-Romania in the fifteenth of Chardonnay canceled due to cases of Covid-19

The match between Scotland and Romania in Bucharest on 10 July has been canceled due to cases of Kovid-19 within fifteen of Thistle. Scottish players and staff were placed in solitary confinement. The Scottish Federation announced that the Test match between Romania and Scotland in Bucharest on 10 July was canceled on Thursday following multiple cases of COVID-19 in Thistle’s fifteenth rank. “We are unfortunately in a situation where we have many positive cases of COVID-19 within our workforce and management, and therefore we have decided to cancel the match in Romania”, Scottish Rugby’s chief medical officer James Robson is quoted as saying a statement. Quote from a Scottish Federation press release “When non-positive players and management come out of isolation during the next week, they will undergo further medical tests before gradually resuming training” not releasing the names of those infected wanted to “With regard to medical confidentiality”. Last Sunday’s meeting in Leicester between Scotland and England’s reserve team had to be called off hours before kick-off following three contaminations within the Scottish team during a series of tests carried out the day before. meeting.

A few days back, nine players had already observed a period of isolation after the first positive case. To break the chain of the virus, Fifteen du Chardon’s management had decided to train on a break on Monday in the hope of being able to travel to Bucharest. in vain. A trial against Georgia on 17 July “When the non-positive players and management come out of isolation during the next week, they will undergo further medical tests before gradually resuming training.”, Scottish Rugby said. The Scottish Federation has clarified that it has ” At this stage “ Maintain the match scheduled against Georgia in Tbilisi on 17 July. read also all rugby news Thistle Fifteen must play without their best elements including captain and fullback Stuart Hogg and opener Finn Russell. Paired with the British and Irish Lions for their tour of South Africa.