Keep deceiving us.... Other countries are showing us live matches u keep showing us livescores...i know ncdc are still negotiating with the remaining four states

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says he is "feeling better already" after testing positive for coronavirus.

The Gunners have closed their training ground, while staff who had recent contact with Arteta are self-isolating.

"Thanks for your words and support," the Spaniard, 37, wrote on Twitter. "We're all facing a huge and unprecedented challenge.

"Everyone's health is all that matters right now. Protect each other by following the guidelines," he added.

"We'll come through this together."

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All elite football in Britain has been suspended until at least 3 April as a result of the pandemic and Arteta added in his tweet: "Well done [the] Premier League for making the right decisions."

Football's suspension in Britain comes on a day of widespread sporting postponements worldwide.

The London Marathon has been moved from 26 April to 4 October, with the Manchester and Brighton Marathons also postponed.
Uefa has postponed next week's Champions League and Europa League fixtures.
In rugby union, Saturday's Six Nations match between Wales and Scotland has been postponed, as has Sunday's Premiership Cup final between Sale and Harlequins.
Golf's opening major of the year, the Masters, is postponed.
Cycling's Giro d'Italia, scheduled to start in Hungary in May, has been called off.
England's Test cricket series in Sri Lanka has been cancelled.
Formula 1 has called off the Vietnam Grand Prix on 5 April.
Formula E is suspended for two months, affecting races in Paris, Seoul and Jakarta.
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Arsenal expect a "significant number of people" will self-isolate, including the full first-team squad.

"The health of our people and the wider public is our priority and that is where our focus is," said Arsenal managing director Vinai Venkatesham on Thursday.

"We are in active dialogue with all the relevant people to manage this situation appropriately, and we look forward to getting back to training and playing as soon as medical advice allows."

Several Gunners players went into self-isolation after Olympiakos owner Evangelos Marinakis contracted coronavirus.

Arsenal said Marinakis, 52, met a number of their players when the Gunners hosted the Greek side in a Europa League match on 20 February.

The Gunners had said on Wednesday that no players or staff would be tested for coronavirus.

Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy is self-isolating as a precaution after a member of his family was admitted to hospital displaying symptoms of coronavirus.

Three Leicester City first-team players have also self-isolated after showing symptoms of coronavirus.

Football has been suspended in Italy, Spain, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal and the USA.

Jan Vertonghen's family was held at knifepoint as four armed men burgled his home while he was on Champions League duty with Tottenham on Tuesday.

Police confirmed men wearing balaclavas forced their way into the house while his wife and children were inside.

The 32-year-old Belgium defender was in Germany for the second leg of Spurs' last-16 defeat against RB Leipzig.

"We have been supporting Jan and his family through this terribly traumatic time," said a Spurs spokesperson.

"We encourage anyone who has any information to come forward to help the police with their investigation."

A Met Police spokesman said: "Police were called to a residential address in NW3 at 7.49pm on 10 March to a report of a burglary.

"Officers attended. It was reported four men wearing balaclavas, armed with knives, had forced entry to the property and stolen a number of items before leaving.

"Nobody was injured. The suspects had left the scene before officers arrived. There have been no arrests and inquiries continue."

Vertonghen is the latest footballer to be targeted by criminals.

In December burglars broke into the London home of Crystal Palace defender, Mamadou Sakho, reportedly stealing valuables worth more than £500,000.

Arsenal footballers Mesut Ozil and Sead Kolasinac were attacked by carjackers in July 2019, while Liverpool forward Sadio Mane had his house burgled while he was playing in a Champions League last-16 tie against Bayern Munich in February 2019.

this is the result am expecting tonight from tico...no doubt Spanish team are the best

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