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Scottish Women’s Six Nations game with Wales off due to positive coronavirus test

Scotland Women in training in Glasgow last week.
Scotland Women in training in Glasgow last week.

Sunday’s Women’s Six Nations game against Wales in Cardiff as a Scotland team player has tested positive for the coronavirus.

The player, who has not been named is “asymptomatic and doing well” according to a statement from Scottish Rugby.

“The positive case was identified through the team’s stringent screening and testing protocol and the player started self-isolation immediately as per Scottish Government guidelines,” read the statement.

“No further players or management are required to self-isolate as a result of the positive case.”

Four further players were withdrawn from Scotland camp earlier this week after being identified as “close contacts” with members of the French team they played at Scotstoun on Sunday. Several French players have tested positive for Covid-19 since returning to France.

“The four identified players did not reconvene in camp this week,” continued the Scottish Rugby statement. “The decision was made in consultation with Public Health Scotland and was supported by Scottish Rugby’s ‘Threat Management Group’ following an extensive review of all evidence from Sunday’s match.

“Scottish Rugby will continue to monitor the situation and support all relevant individuals, while continuing to work with the Scottish Government and relevant local health boards.”

The game, scheduled for Cardiff City Stadium, had already been postponed from the first wave of coronavirus in March.

The Scottish women produced one of their finest results in years with a 13-13 draw against the French at the weekend.