Coronavirus forces postponement of Royals clash
Suffolk FA Mini-Soccer and Youth Football Development Officer James Morley (left), and Kirkley & Pakefield FC Chairman Paul Underdown (right), launch the festival at the club’s Walmer Road ground. - Credit: Archant
Kirkley & Pakefield’s game against Stowmarket Town tomorrow has been called off after the visitors recorded a number of positive coronavirus tests.
The Royals were due to face Stowmarket in a Thurlow Nunn Premier Division match.
Stowmarket were forced to postpone their scheduled home game against Walsham-le-Willows on Tuesday for the same reason..
A statement on their official website read: “Following Saturday’s game against Mildenhall Town, one of our first-team players received a message from the NHS track and trace to notify him that he had been in contact with someone who had tested positive for Covid-19.
“Although his last contact with them was the previous Wednesday, he has still since tested positive and now our whole squad will need to be tested.
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The whole club will continue to support all of our players and supporters and we wish anyone testing positive a speedy recovery.”
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