English and Welsh towards neglect

Will European rugby trophies return to normal? The EPCR recently announced that the second day of the group stage of the two Continental matches was disrupted by the corona virus, with many matches being canceled and many postponed, with everything scheduled for the next two days scheduled to take place on the 3rd and 4th. Weekends. However, according to the British newspaper Daily Mail, In the end it should not be. In fact, the Department of Sports recently confirmed that visitors from the United Kingdom must respect “compulsory 48-hour isolation”. English and Welsh clubs have informed the EPCR of their intention to boycott travel to France, Pointing out that there are currently no barriers to entry into British territory and the failure to obtain exemptions from French authorities.

English clubs to boycott European rugby matches in France this weekend amid concerns over strict code rules | FoyChris & @_AlexBywater https://t.co/Ss6COXCW3I

– MailOnline Sport (ailMailSport) January 11, 2022

I don’t want to respect isolation in Newcastle

All stakeholders are currently in talks to find a solution. However, as Daily Mail, The probability of seeing levels develop over time is close to zero. If the threat of the English and Welsh clubs is confirmed, they will be affected for at least three games from next weekend. In fact, the Biarritz should welcome Newcastle into the Challenge Cup this Friday, and in this Sunday’s Champions Trophy, they should challenge the Bordeaux-Beckles Scarlets and welcome the sale of Clermont. However, everything points to the fact that the Balkans would not go to the Basque country rather than challenge the BO. In fact, in accordance with the health instructions for the letter, the club in Newcastle are due to arrive in Fearitz on Wednesday, but the trip is currently only scheduled for this Friday, which means the morning of the match and the isolation will be required to be respected. Will be canceled. Francophile, Falcons rugby director Dean Richards, mentioned the idea of ​​staying in France between matches between Biarritz and Toulon, but the financial cost of such an operation poses an insurmountable problem.. If the situation remains the same, the four matches of Day 4 will be associated with Toulouse-Cardiff, Montpellier-Exeter and Racing 92-Northampton added to Toulon-Newcastle. There is therefore an urgent need for the EPCR to find a solution to prevent its competition from turning upside down again.