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HAMILTON (CityNews) – Hamilton’s Forge FC’s CONCACAF League quarter-final match against Haitian club Arcahaie FC will continue despite positive COVID-19 tests by both clubs.
In a statement, the league said a Forge employee and two Arcahaie players tested positive and are isolating themselves from the rest of their respective teams.
All other members who have traveled to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic have tested negative and will attend Tuesday’s meeting to determine which team will advance to the CONCACAF Champions League in 2021.
Two-time CPL winner Forge is the only Canadian team to play internationally. He qualifies for the 2020 CONCACAF League by winning the 2019 North Star Shield and re-qualifies for the 2021 tournament by winning the 2020 Canadian title.
The winner of the Forge Arcahaie game will face the winner of the CD marathon (Honduras) and Deportivo Saprissa (Costa Rica), which will also play on Tuesday, although the players have also tested positive for COVID-19.
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