Tyrone semi-final preparations rocked by Covid outbreaks
August 07, 2021
The Tyrone players stand for the national anthem. ©INPHO/Tommy Dickson.
Tyrone’s preparations for next weekend’s All-Ireland SFC semi-final against Kerry have been rocked by Covid-19.
According to a report from ulsterherald.com, a number of key players within the Ulster champions’ squad are currently in self-isolation.
It has also been reported that the entire panel was tested for Covid-19 this morning (Saturday).
A statement from the Tyrone county board is expected later.
The Red Hands defeated Monaghan by a point at Croke Park this day last week to land their first Anglo-Celt Cup since 2017, despite being without the services of Rory Brennan, Frank Burns and Tiernan McCann while Feargal Logan communicated with fellow co-manager Brian Dooher remotely as a result of a positive case.
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