The Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) has placed the 13th National Women’s Football Championship (NFWC) on hold after a player from Karachi United tested positive for coronavirus.
The PFF stated that any club or team that has had direct or indirect interaction, will get their squad tested for COVID-19. The federation has confirmed that it will offer financial aid to all teams for getting tested.
“KU has been recommended to get their whole team checked … both first- and second-contact teams have been told to have their squads tested,” said a PFF spokesperson.
Karachi United was scheduled to play Masha United on Tuesday. However, for the time being, a PFF representative announced that these two matches would not take place as planned.
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