From left Vsevolod Sorokin from Kladno, goalkeeper David Stahl and Adam Raška from Budějovice.
Vaclav Pancer, ČTK
“Unfortunately, another case of covid-19 disease appeared in the České Budějovice Motor team, when one of the players tested positive. The entire team, including the coaches, must enter the quarantine,” said representatives of the South Bohemian club on the official website.
České Budějovice must all be quarantined, despite the fact that the chairman of the National Sports Agency, Milan Hnilička, announced on Monday that he had agreed at the Government Council for Health Risks that area quarantine for entire sports teams would be abolished due to one coronavirus case.
Goalkeeper of Budějovice Marek Čiliak.
Vaclav Pancer, ČTK
“Why did this happen is a question you have to ask them (management of the Regional Hygiene Station of the South Bohemian Region). I don’t know. I read newspapers adequately, watch TV and live in the fact that when there is a quarantine, it is ten days However, the lady from epidemiology misled me.
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Similarly, the management of the extra-league rookie turned out when he wanted to use examples from the football environment in the negotiations. Slavia or Plzeň will enter the competition even though they had a positively tested player in the staff. After negative tests of other team members, they continued training.
“When I read how quarantine is handled in football Slavia, I wrote her an e-mail asking if she could explain it to me. She told me that she did not understand and did not understand how the Prague regional hygienist could afford the quarantine conditions differently. that huge risk, “admitted Bednařík.
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Due to the same problem, České Budějovice suspended preparations on July 24, when one of the team members also had a positive test for covid-19. The team was then quarantined for two weeks.
The engine, which played the match of the Generali Česká pojišťovna Cup in Pilsen on Thursday, but which the positively tested player did not intervene in, will not play any preparatory matches now. But he can train. “We have agreed on the regime that the players are at home, they will drive the car in drapes for training, they will walk through a separate entrance to the part of the Budvar arena where we have facilities, they will train and go home,” Bednařík added.
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