Liverpool Covid crisis: Liverpool say they have re-opened their training ground after it
was closed this week following a COVID-19 outbreak among players and staff.
The club’s League Cup semi-final, first leg away to Arsenal was postponed on Thursday, but Sunday’s FA Cup tie against Shrewsbury is expected to go ahead.
Liverpool Covid crisis: Liverpool reopen training ground after Covid shutdown
Also read: Premier League 2021-22: Liverpool shut training ground as Covid crisis deepens
“After consultation with the relevant Public Health authority, operations have now resumed within the first-team set-up at the training ground,” a statement said.
With manager Juergen Klopp and assistant Pep Lijnders having tested positive for COVID-19, another assistant manager Peter Krawietz will prepare the team for the tie against Shrewsbury.
Klopp also missed last weekend’s 2-2 draw at Chelsea but could be back at the helm for Sunday’s game.
Liverpool Covid crisis: Liverpool reopen training ground after Covid shutdown
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