Genoa's match vs. Torino postponed after virus sweeps squad
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Genoa's match against Torino on Saturday is postponed after 15 of their players and staff tested positive for the coronavirus.
Serie A said the game will be played at a later date.
It's the first match to be scrapped because of the coronavirus since the league initially suspended play in March.
The cases were discovered after Genoa's 6-0 loss to Napoli last weekend. All of Napoli's tests came back negative.
Genoa requested the match be postponed because the majority of the squad was self-isolating and unable to train.
A match can only take place if a team has 13 players available, including a goalkeeper.
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