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China's quarantine-hit Olympic football qualifiers to go ahead

A family wears protective masks at the Brisbane International Airport. Due to the coronavirus outbreak, China's Olympic women's team football qualifiers, initially to be held in Wuhan, have had to be rescheduled and moved to Brisbane, Australia. – EPA pic, January 31, 2020.

CHINA’S national women’s football team – currently in quarantine at a Brisbane hotel – will be allowed to play a series of Olympic qualifiers in Australia over the next two weeks with only slight changes to the schedule. The squad’s first game against Thailand will be held on February 6 – three days later than planned – to allow their two-week isolation to conclude as a precaution against a coronavirus currently spreading across China.

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