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ANDA week before the scheduled start of the remaining season of the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga, hopes for a fairly orderly course of the remaining season in Corona’s times received a severe setback. The entire SG Dynamo Dresden team, coaching staff and supervisory staff had to be quarantined for 14 days on Saturday after two more positive tests for the Sars-CoV-2 virus.
The game of the Saxons threatened by relegation in the second division on May 17 at Hannover 96 cannot take place. The next weekend’s home game against SpVgg Greuther Fürth should also be canceled. Because training is prohibited for Saxons for two weeks. The fight against relegation from the league should be even more difficult for the bottom of the table today.
Disadvantage for Dresden
The German Football League said in the evening that Dynamo Dresden had reported in advance. “Early next week, we will determine how to proceed with regard to the Dynamo Dresden schedule,” a spokesman said. Quarantine for an entire team should be part of the league bosses’ nightmare scenario. “The fact is, we can’t train or participate in the game in the next 14 days,” said Dynamo sports manager Ralf Minge.
After the house quarantine, players are likely to be at a disadvantage compared to teams that were able to train fully, they should also be left out of the question. As Dynamo announced on its website, the health authority responsible for the SGD in Dresden had decided “after an intensive analysis of the situation on Saturday” about the measures. “In the past few weeks, we have made a tremendous effort in terms of personnel and logistics to strictly implement all prescribed medical and hygienic measures. We are in contact with the responsible health authority and the DFL to coordinate all additional steps,” Minge emphasized. . The club did not mention the names of the players involved with reference to privacy.
The third series of tests was carried out as scheduled on Friday. The affected professionals had been medically unremarkable in the past few days and currently have no symptoms yet, explained the association, which had already reported positive results after the first series of tests. Coach Markus Kauczinski’s team has returned to team training since Thursday. “Since then, two practice sessions have taken place in full contact,” the message said.
