Hull City's two players tested positive for coronavirus

Championship's Two Players tested positive for Coronavirus Hull City confirms

Title side Hull City has affirmed two individuals at the club have tested positive for coronavirus.

The English Football League prior said there were two positive cases out of more than 1,000
players and staff tested at the 24 second-level clubs.

In an announcement, Hull said the pair were asymptomatic and feeling no ill impacts, however,
they would self-seclude for seven days following EFL rules.

The two of them will be tested again sometime in the not too distant future.

The Tigers didn't affirm whether the positive tests were from players or staff.

It comes after reports that Hull deputy director Ehab Allam kept in touch with the EFL twice to 
state the season ought to be voided.

With Championship clubs set to return to training on Monday, a sum of 1,014 tests were taken on players and staff in recent hours, with everything except the two at the Tigers returning negative.

The individuals who had returned negative tests would be permitted to enter preparing grounds,
yet preceding going in, everybody must finish a screening convention to distinguish any side
effects in a way concocted by the club specialist.

In the Premier League, an anonymous Bournemouth player was one of two new coronavirus 
cases found by the most recent round of top-flight tests - taking the general aggregate of positive outcomes to eight.

The tests, which are being subsidized by the clubs and won't influence NHS testing, are not 100% precise but rather fulfill government and NHS guidelines.

The Championship, which has been suspended since 13 March, is planning to restart the season sooner or later in June.

Then, no testing program is set up for League One and League Two clubs.

On 15 May, groups in the fourth level "consistently demonstrated" they needed to carry their season to an early end, even though discussions between sides in League One slowed down after they neglected to concede to a goal.