The Premier League has registered 94 new positive Covid-19 cases in the latest testing exercise carried out between December 27 and January 2.
This was a slight decrease from what was registered the previous week when the numbers were 105.
A statement from the association read; “The League can today confirm that between Monday 27 December and Sunday 2 January, 14,250 COVID-19 tests were administered on players and club staff.
“Of these, there were 94 new positive cases (0.65%). This is the first week-by-week decrease in positive results for eight weeks.”
Premier League Covid-19 test results this season
- 2 Aug-8 Aug 3,118 tested; 9 positive
- 9 Aug-15 Aug 3,231 tests; 11 positive
- 16 Aug-22 Aug 3,060 tests; 16 positive
- 23 Aug-29 Aug 3,020 tests; six positive
- 30 Aug-5 Sep 1,952 tests; two positive
- 6 Sep-12 Sep 3,039 tests; three positive
- 13 Sep-19 Sep 3,154 tests; two positive
- 20 Sep-26 Sep 3,010 tests; one positive
- 27 Sep-3 Oct 2,927 tests; four positive
- 4 Oct-10 Oct 1,696 tests; zero positive
- 11 Oct-17 Oct 3,044 tests; six positive
- 18 Oct-24 Oct 3,209 tests; four positive
- 25-31 Oct 3,006 tests; four positive
- 1-7 Nov 2,953 tests; three positive
- 8-14 Nov 1,647 tests; four positive
- 15-21 Nov 3,188 tests; six positive
- 22-28 Nov 3,379 tests; seven positive
- 29 Nov-5 Dec 3,154 tests; 12 positive
- 6-12 Dec 3,805 tests; 42 positive
- 13-19 Dec 12,345 tests; 90 positive
- 20-26 Dec 15,186 tests; 103 positive
- 27 Dec-2 Jan 14,250 tests, 94 positive
