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Norway’s women’s handball team Vipers Kristiansand has announced that it will miss the Champions League group stage match against Ferencváros on Saturday after two Hungarian team players tested positive for the corona virus. The FTC confirmed the news in a statement.
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| The FTC cannot enter the field in Norway (Photo: László Balogh) |
The FTC departed Thursday morning due to stricter Norwegian entry rules and arrived in Norway with a hint of Amsterdam. The team immediately went to the hotel, where the Norwegian health service took a sample from the Hungarian delegation, which was unable to leave the hotel until the result arrived.
Unfortunately, the Vipers reported that two Fradi players tested positive for the corona virus, so the BL group game scheduled for 6 p.m. Saturday could not take place.
The FTC said in a statement that Wednesday’s test remained negative for everyone. The infected people have been segregated and the players, coaches and managers who come into contact with them undergo another test.
As is well known, the FTC was 26-25 away from Rostov-on-Don in the first round of the new Champions League group stage, while the Vipers won 27-26 at home in Crimea Ljubljana.
In the women’s field, Buduchnost has been the hardest hit by the coronavirus epidemic so far, the Montenegrin team stood out against Podravka in the first round with eleven lost and in vain led by nine goals, finally tired of Podgorica and defeated.
Word from Valce, Romania came on Thursday that both the players and the assistant coach also set a positive pattern, making Saturday’s game against Odense questionable.
Unfortunately, the men already had a Hungarian participation, according to the latest news, there are already six infected people in Szeged, so the race against PSG on Thursday was lost.
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