MLS Cancels Two Sunday Games After Positive COVID-19 Tests

Coronavirus infections caused the postponement of several sports events. The recent one came from Major League Soccer. The MLS cancels two Sunday games after both Columbus Crew, and Orlando City confirmed positive test results among their roster members.

The MLS postponed the Columbus Crew vs. Orlando City game after the former announced two confirmed coronavirus cases among their staff. Orlando City also stated that they had positive results from a member of their team roster.

The MLS also rescheduled the Minnesota United vs. FC Dallas game after two coronavirus infection cases among the Minnesota United roster. The league also said that they postponed both games to ensure all staff and players’ safety and health. Also, they will require teams to do further testing before competition and travel.

MLS Cancels Two Sunday Games

Major League Soccer already postponed several matches this week. The MLS postponed Colorado Rapids games against the LAFC and LA Galaxy. According to bookie PPH reports, the postponements are indicators of broader issues MLS faced after going out of the bubble in Orlando.

Based on sportsbook pay per head sources, the MLS suffered several positive cases during the bubble. Most of the cases came from Colorado Rapids. It showed that the MLS failed to contain the coronavirus even inside the bubble.

The MLS had to remove Nashville SC from its MLS is Back Tournament after several team members had positive results. It was supposed to be Nashville SC’s debut in the MLS. However, they had to be pulled from the tournament.

You can open a sportsbook today and start to accept wagers on the MLS right away. Hopefully, there will be no more infections and postponed games after this week. If you are looking for a PPH provider, you should consider signing up with 9DollarPerHead.com.