More than 10 members of backroom staff swabbedTests carried out at drive-through station in training groundMore than 10 members of Wolverhampton Wanderers’ backroom staff were swabbed for Covid-19 on Monday as the Premier League began its testing procedure in advance of a potential resumption of matches.Wolves are the first club to undergo the procedure. The nose and mouth swabs were performed by Premier League-appointed medics at a drive-through station in the club’s training ground in Compton, with the specimens delivered to a laboratory in London for analysis. The results will be sent to Wolves’ doctor Matt Perry, who served as a medical adviser to the Premier League for four years before Wolves’ promotion in 2018. The plan is to test players later this week and at regular intervals thereafter. Related: Premier League clubs face at least £300m bill to broadcasters Continue readingreadfullarticle
