- Coronavirus has spread around the world putting humans in shock
- Atalanta vs Valencia match is said to have made 40,000 fans contract the virus
- The two teams met in February in the Champions League at San Siro
A top scientist named Francesco Le Foche has
claimed that the Champions League encounter
between Atalanta and Valencia was the spreading
point for the deadly coronavirus. Although the pandemic came out in China, but for now, Italy and Spain are the worst affected nations
in the world considering the number of sufferers
and deaths. Atalanta's home ground is in Bergamo, but the
Champions League body refused to allow them use
the venue for their games due to how small it is. And they had to travel to San Siro with their fans
which is the home of AC Milan to play their
Champions League encounter against Spanish
giants Valencia.
The tie took place on February 19 in which Atalanta
won the tie 4-1 and since then, Italy and Spain have
more than 70,000 people who have contracted the
virus. ''The Atalanta vs Valencia game could very well
have been one of them. It was the apex of
collective euphoria in a unique football season for
this club,'' Le Foche explained according to UK Sun.

Planet Fútbol✔@si_soccer It's been dubbed "Game Zero" and "a
biological bomb." Why the February
Champions League match between Atalanta
vs. Valencia in Milan is being linked to
furthering the spread of the coronavirus https://trib.al/eGpgxKP Atalanta vs. Valencia Linked to
Accelerating Coronavirus Outbreak The Champions League match at Milan's San
Siro has been dubbed 'a biological bomb.'
Valencia later went on to announce that that 35
percent of their squad have contracted coronavirus
and they have been quarantined. Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how entire football fraternities were thrown into mourning and serious
confusion following the death of Spanish football
coach Francisco Garcia who died after contracting coronavirus. The 21-year-old Spaniard is said to have been
working with Portada Alta which is a club in Malaga
since three years ago before he died untimely. He is now the first youngest victim of the deadly
coronavirus which has been troubling the planet
earth since December 2019.
Doctors are said to have tried all they could to save
his life, but all efforts were futile. It was also reported that Atalanta second choice goalkeeper Marco Sportiello has tested positive for
the dreaded coronavirus although he is said to be in stable condition at the
moment. Marco Sportiello is now the first Atalanta player to
test positive for the infection as the club stated that
he is now under quarantine.

Might be true... But don't blame the beautiful game

Hmm

Mrpsly247:
Might be true... But don't blame the beautiful game

coro is bomb

Something must Cause one thing...

can you imagine

No one saw it coming...

Op you're not far from the truth..

Na wa ooo

I know that champions league played in February shared the virus wella. Liverpool coach no gree hug or shake anybody, he saw the danger coming.