England manager Sarina Wiegman tests positive for Covid
England manager Sarina Wiegman has tested positive for Covid before the team's final group game against Northern Ireland on Friday.
The quarter-final will be against the second-placed team from Group B, which currently has Germany top, Spain in second, Denmark third and Finland bottom.Wiegman's absence will come as a blow to England given she wasgoing into Wednesday's quarter-final - and this will be a disruption in their preparations.
She is the second member of the England squad to have tested positive during the tournament after defenderWubben-Moy was away from camp for five days, and there will be a fear that Wiegman's latest positive test could have been passed on to others in the squad.
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