Walker Jesus: Last News

straight to your inboxKyle Walker, Gabriel Jesus and Sergio Aguero will all have to be assessed in training before Pep Guardiola will decide when he can turn to his players again. Manchester City progressed to the Carabao Cup final for a fourth year in a row by beating neighbours United at Old Trafford with goals from John Stones and Fernandinho in a 2-0 win.

Sheffield United have confirmed that a number of their players have tested positive for coronavirus, just a day after Manchester City were struck by Covid-19.At least seven City players returned positive results with Kyle Walker and Gabriel Jesus among them.And now fellow Premier League side Sheffield United have also seen a number of players test positive.A Blades club statement read: “Sheffield United can confirm the club recorded a number of positive coronavirus tests after the latest round of testing.“The individuals who have tested positive have now entered into a period of self-isolation in accordance with Premier League and Government guidelines.”It is not known which players have returned the positive tests with the Premier League

Manchester City fans would be forgiven for thinking their team had been given a snow day looking at their training ground on Tuesday.

Premier League has confirmed 18 more positive Covid-19 cases in the latest round of testing, which is up 11 from last week.England’s top flight were forced to postpone Everton and Manchester City’s clash at Goodison Park on Monday night when another five of the visitors’ players tested positive for coronavirus.That came after Kyle Walker and Gabriel Jesus contracted the virus before their win over Newcastle on Boxing Day, along with two members of City’s staff.And after accepting the club’s request to postpone their showdown with the Toffees, Premier League officials have now confirmed a total of 18 positive Covid-19 tests in the latest round of testing.A statement reads: “The Premier League can today confirm that between Monday 21 December

straight to your inboxEverton have confirmed that they will be seeking a full disclosure from the Premier League as to why tonight's game against Man City was postponed. The Goodison Park clash was postponed with under six hours' notice after a Covid-19 outbreak was reported in City's squad.