Poland affirms two more COVID-19 cases ahead of Britain’s World Cup Qualifier fixture

Poland has affirmed two more cases of COVID-19 a day sometime recently in their World Glass qualifier against England. Midfielder Grzegorz Krychowiak and 20-year-old protector Kamil Piatkowski have tried positive for the virus. Four Poland national group players have presently tried positive for COVID-19 amid this worldwide window.

It was reported on Saturday that reinforcement goalkeeper Lukasz Skorupski had contracted the infection, driving him to miss Poland’s 3-0 win over Andorra on Sunday. The 29-year-old had indications of the infection on Thursday night and promptly went into self-isolation.

Leeds midfielder Mateusz Klich moreover tried positive for COVID-19 final week and as a result missed Poland’s amusement on Sunday and the 3-3 draw with Hungary. Klich has been self-isolating since his positive test.
The 32-year-old is anticipated to be out for up to 10 days and has presently returned to the Bundesliga champions. Britain right now leads World Glass Qualifying Gather I as the as it were side to have won their to begin with two matches, with Poland tied for a moment on four focuses with Hungary.

Britain whipped San Marino 5-0 in their opening diversion on Thursday sometime recently facilitating to a 2-0 win in Albania on Sunday, whereas Poland drew 3-3 absent to Hungary in there to begin with Bunch I diversion, sometime recently winning at domestic to minnows Andorra.