The Premier League has postponed Liverpool’s game against Leeds United and the match between Wolves and Watford because of coronavirus.
Both games were set to begin at 12:30 GMT on Sunday, December 26 but have been postponed due to Leeds and Watford’s requests.
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The Premier League said Leeds could not play “due to the number of players with Covid-19, injuries and illness”.
The club’s training ground has also been closed.
Watford have had games against Burnley, Crystal Palace, and Wolves postponed because of a COVID-19 outbreak.
A Premier League statement read: “Watford continue to have an insufficient number of players to field a team after their game against Crystal Palace last Saturday was postponed following a COVID-19 outbreak.
“Due to players coming out of isolation, it is fully expected that Watford will be available for their fixture on Tuesday, December 28th, against West Ham United.”
SOURCE : 3 NEWS.COM
