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LONDON, April 27 — Balls and pitches will need to be sterilised frequently when Spanish football returns in order to minimise the chance of players getting infected by the novel coronavirus, a leading doctor in the sport has said. Spanish football has been on hold since March 10 due to the...

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LONDON, April 27 — Balls and pitches will need to be sterilised frequently when Spanish football returns in order to minimise the chance of players getting infected by the novel coronavirus, a leading doctor in the sport has said. Rafa Ramos, president of the association of Spanish football club doctors, has outlined what conditions will be like when matches, which are set to be played in closed stadiums with no spectators, return.

Ramos also said medical staff were concerned about a rise in injuries when the season resumes as players have been forced to train at home due to the conditions of Spain’s strict lockdown.

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