Earlier this week, German Chancellor Angela Merkel gave the go-ahead for the return of the Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga. In the Second Division, Linus Wahlqvist’s Dynamo Dresden was intended to visit Hannover by John Guidetti on May 17 of next Sunday.

– It’s going to be really nice, it’s been a long time since you really played soccer. It’s also nice to have been running for a few days with the proper training. We also have a lot to play with, so it will be incredibly fun, “Wahlqvist told Football Channel on Saturday.

But there will be no game.

Dynamo Dresden announces on its website that two positive cases of covid-19 were discovered on Friday. After a thorough investigation, the Dresden health authority has decided to quarantine the entire team for 14 days, meaning the match against Hannover is postponed, Kicker writes.

– We are in contact with the health authority and the DFL (German League) to coordinate what the next step will be. We are currently unable to train or participate in any games for the next 14 days, Dynamo sports manager Ralf Minge says in a comment on the club’s website.

The club keeps secret which two players have tested positive for the virus.