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schema:articleBody	CONMEBOL on Tuesday urged FIFA to protect its member federations after the postponement of South America's latest round of World Cup qualifiers over coronavirus restrictions. There were meant to be two rounds of CONMEBOL qualifiers this week but the governing body called them off. This was because several European clubs threatened not to release their players, fearing they would be subject to Covid-19 quarantine rules and thereby miss club games. Manchester City's Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp of Liverpool had threatened to prevent players from flying overseas for internationals should they be required to quarantine on their return. "We're asking president (Giani) Infantino and FIFA to keep working eagerly to protect our associations and our football," said CONMEBOL president Alejandro Dominguez during the federation's annual congress in Paraguay on Tuesday. Infantino, the chief of world football's governing body, took part in the virtual meeting. "We're the only confederation in the world that maintained its qualification format and it's because we adhere to the motto of 'clear rules' and that's why we understand matches must be decided on the field of play," added Domínguez. All 10 South American countries remain on the UK government's red list of nations for which strict travel restrictions apply. UK-based players returning from those countries are subject to 10 days quarantine upon their return meaning they could miss up to three club matches. Other countries such as France also currently employ travel restrictions that would affect returning footballers. CONMEBOL's decision to postpone two rounds of qualifiers has created a problem for the region to complete its program ahead of next year's World Cup in Qatar. It was already forced to reprogram its first four matchdays after those were postponed due to the global pandemic. Brazil currently top qualifying after winning their opening four matches while fellow continental giants Argentina are just behind after three wins and a draw. hro/ma/bc/dmc
schema:headline	CONMEBOL wants FIFA protection after virus postponements
schema:mentions	Manchester City F.C. CONMEBOL Gyani Brazil national football team Qatar national football team Jürgen Klopp Argentina national football team France national football team Liverpool F.C. Quarantine FIFA World Cup FIFA Association football Pandemic Virus United Kingdom United States Coronavirus disease 2019 Alejandro Domínguez (football executive) Paraguay national football team Pep Guardiola
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schema:datePublished	2021-03-23 (xsd:date)
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