Major League Soccer has postponed two more Week 17 matches, Orlando City vs. Columbus Crew and FC Dallas vs. Minnesota United, due to positive COVID-19 tests.
Both matches were scheduled to take place Sunday.
In the case of Orlando vs. Columbus, Columbus found two confirmed positives among its staff. Orlando also confirmed a positive test result on its team roster earlier Saturday.
Dallas and Minnesota’s match was postponed after two positive COVID-19 cases were confirmed among Minnesota’s player pool.
MLS says all players and staff involved will undergo further testing and evaluation prior to travel and competition.
The league did not provide new potential dates for the games.
The postponements mark the second and third Week 17 matches delayed by COVID-19.
Saturday’s match featuring the Colorado Rapids and LA Galaxy was postponed on Friday after a player on the Rapids received a positive test. It was the fourth Rapids game that had been postponed due to the novel coronavirus since testing of players and staff began in September.
The full list of postponed Week 17 matches at this time is as follows:
Colorado Rapids vs. LA Galaxy (Oct. 10)
Orlando City vs. Columbus Crew (Oct. 11)
FC Dallas vs. Minnesota United (Oct. 11)
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