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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 25213050" data-attributes="member: 158020">La Liga suspended for next two matchdays due to coronavirus pandemicLa Liga has officially announced the suspension of the next two  matchdays following the news that Real Madrid have been forced into  coronavirus quarantine. Several of Spain's  football fixtures had already been disrupted by  concerns over the  spread of the virus, with matches either being  rescheduled or forced to  take place behind closed doors. Now, however, with Madrid having gone into isolation after learning   that a member of their basketball team – who use the same training   facilities as the football team - had tested positive for Covid-19,   things have become even more complicated.A statement from La Liga reads: "La Liga has decided given the   circumstances that have come to light this morning, such as the   quarantine put in place at Real Madrid and possible positive cases at   other clubs, to continue with the next phase of the protocol of action   against Covid-19."In accordance with measures established in the Royal Decree 664/1997   of May 12, it has been agreed that the competition will be postponed   for the next two matchdays."Said decision will be re-evaluated after the completion of the   quarantines undertaken in the affected clubs and in other possible   situations that may arise. "As organiser of the competition, La Liga has communicated the decision to the RFEF, the CSD and the clubs."La Liga is far from the first league to be affected by the ongoing  crisis, with Italy's prime minister Giuseppe Conte having suspended all  Serie A games until further notice as the country struggles to contain  the outbreak.Since then,  Juventus defender Daniele Rugani has tested positive and  has gone into self-isolation,  while Inter have cancelled all  competitive activities after Rugani was present in the clash between the  two Serie A sides.In England, Arsenal's clash with Manchester City on Wednesday was  postponed due to members of the Gunners squad and backroom staff coming  into contact with Olympiacos and Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos  Marinakis, who tested positive for the virus.Elsewhere, in Germany,  the DFB released a statement of their own, with  General Secretary  Friedrich Curtius stating: “We have to deal with all  the possible  scenarios in order to be prepared in case of an  interruption or even an  early end of the season.“The goal remains, of course, to finish the season in a regular   sporting manner. But the health authorities have the decisive word.   We'll follow these guidelines without any ifs and buts, and we   consistently align the organisation of match operations, which is the   core task of the DFB and its associations, with them.”</blockquote>

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