Nashville SC in Precarious Position as Nine Players Positive

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Nashville SC in Precarious Position as Nine Players Positive

It was confirmed just before the kickoff of The MLS is Back! tournament that a total of nine Nashville FC players have now tested positive for coronavirus.


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Five Nashville players had already been known to be positive but four awaited follow up tests and those came out positive.

The Nashville game versus the Chicago Fire has been postponed as a result.  It appeared likely that Nashville could need to exit the tournament.

FC Dallas has already been taken out of the tournament after ten of their players tested positive.

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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