Former B. Binh Duong striker tests positive for Covid-19; VPF tired of finding a way out for V-League
(Baonghean.vn) - Former Becamex Binh Duong striker tests positive for Covid-19; Many Premier League clubs change their minds to cancel the 2019/20 season results; VPF is tired of finding a way out for V-League; Vietnam women's team surpasses Thailand on FIFA rankings are notable Sports news in the past 24 hours.
Former Becamex Binh Duong striker tests positive for Covid-19
Striker Wander Luiz, who used to play for Becamex Binh Duong and is currently playing for a football team in Indonesia, has tested positive for Covid-19.
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| Striker Wander Luiz. |
This Brazilian striker once played in the V.League. Wander Luiz played for Can Tho Lottery, Long An, Quang Nam and most recently Becamex Binh Duong before joining the team from the archipelago country.
Many Premier League clubs change their minds and demand to cancel the 2019/20 season results
The complicated Covid-19 epidemic situation in England has caused many Premier League teams to rethink the future of the 2019/20 season.
In a meeting held not long ago, Premier League clubs agreed on a plan to postpone the season and resume competition at an appropriate time.
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| The Premier League is suspended until at least April 30 and will only return if the pandemic is controlled. Photo: Reuters. |
Several amateur clubs have already filed a petition to cancel the Nations League. This year’s tournament for amateur players in England is likely to have no champions, promotion or relegation as usual.
VPF tired of finding a way out for V-League
Just a few hours after asking clubs playing in the V-League to contribute their ideas for the return of football in mid-April or early May, VPF organizers have faced fierce backlash even though the deadline for summarizing is March 28.
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| VPF is tired of finding a way out for V-League. Illustrative photo |
In that situation, VPF still maintains the request for clubs to research and send their comments to VPF no later than March 28, although quietly correcting the mistake with the proposal: "The tournaments will only be held when the Covid-19 epidemic situation is under control and the competent authorities allow it."
Vietnam women's team drops 3 places but still surpasses Thailand in FIFA rankings
In the newly updated FIFA rankings, the Vietnamese women's team dropped 3 places compared to its last position in December 2019 but still maintained its top position in Southeast Asia.
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The US is still the world leader with 2,174 points. In Asia, the Australian women's team is still leading at number 1 and 7th in the world. Although the Vietnamese women's team dropped 3 places, it still holds the 6th position in Asia.
Hanoi Club temporarily suspends training due to Covid-19 epidemic
The management board of the Capital football team decided to suspend the players' training plan from March 28 to respond to the complicated developments of the Covid-19 epidemic.
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| A training session of Hanoi Club. Illustrative photo |
Hanoi FC is not the first team to suspend training due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Previously, Than.QN also suspended training indefinitely due to the order to gather in large numbers due to concerns about the spread of Covid-19.
