Dynamo Dresden postponed training after having two more positive tests

Dynamo Dresen confirms two more positive tests

German second-tier side Dynamo Dresden has returned two progressively
 positive tests for coronavirus.

The Bundesliga 2 club put their whole crew and training staff into self-separation
 for about fourteen days on 9 May after two players tested positive.

Another player and the accomplice of an individual from the training staff have
additionally now tested positive for Covid-19.

They will be put under further isolation, however, the group will even now continue
 training from Saturday

"The Dresden Health Department acted completely mindfully and effectively by
isolating our team at home

Since it empowered us to break a disease chain inside our team at a beginning
 time," said Dresden's group specialist group Onays Al-Sadi.

The Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 both restarted on Saturday, 16 May 

Bundesliga is the first significant European League to continue after the coronavirus shutdown.

 However, Dynamo Dresden didn't play on the grounds that their players were confining.

At the point when they can come back to activity, just around 300 individuals - including
players, staff, and authorities - will be inside or around the arenas on matchdays.