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schema:articleBody	The body that runs professional football in France (LFP) said its dedicated coronavirus committee was "studying" Marseille's home game against St Etienne on Friday following three new suspected COVID-19cases. "The COVID-19 committee is studying the Marseille-St Etienne match, along with the Marseille doctor," a league spokesman told AFP on Monday. Three new cases of suspected coronavirus were revealed by Marseille on Sunday, just five days before they are due to kick off the new Ligue 1 season. The cases are among the "workforce", a statement said, and if confirmed would take the number at the club to four in the last four days. Marseille said Monday that tests on the three people were ongoing, with results known either later in the day or Tuesday. Andre Villas-Boas' side had already cancelled a friendly on Friday against Stuttgart of Germany as a precaution. Under health protocols adopted in recent weeks but awaiting final approval, the four cases could mean Marseille's scheduled opener against St Etienne is called off. At least 37 Ligue 1 players from 11 clubs have tested positive for COVID-19 in recent weeks. The vast majority contracted the virus after resuming training in June, leading to quarantine and a flurry of cancelled pre-season matches. With only one positive case each, fellow top-flight sides Bordeaux, Dijon, Lens, Monaco and Nimes have not seen their preparations too disrupted. On the other hand, Lille (with four cases), St Etienne (five), Montpellier (six), Nantes (seven) and Strasbourg (nine) have all seen their pre-season affected. Montpellier, Nantes and Strasbourg have had to cancel several friendlies. Two matches will not take place this weekend - between Paris Saint-Germain and Metz and the game featuring Montpellier against Lyon. That is due to the Champions League semi-final commitments of PSG and Lyon in Portugal. jta-san/lp/pb
schema:headline	French league 'studying' Marseille opener after COVID cases
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schema:datePublished	2020-08-17 (xsd:date)
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