Two people at two Championship clubs have tested positive for the coronavirus in the latest round of testing in the English Football League.
The two individuals - one a staff member at Barnsley - tested positive for COVID-19 from 1,179 players and staff tested from Wednesday to Saturday.
A spokesman for Barnsley said: "We can confirm that one member of staff has tested positive for the COVID-19 virus following the last round of testing. The individual is safe and remains upbeat."
Meanwhile, there were zero positive cases from 135 tests in League One and one from 132 - at Exeter - in League Two.
A spokesman for Exeter said: "Following the latest round of testing of players, coaching and medical staff at Exeter City, one further individual has tested positive. They will now self isolate in accordance with protocols set out by the EFL.
"This is the third set of tests carried out by the club as the players returned to training at the beginning of the week.
"As with the first two positive tests, the individual had not displayed any symptoms associated with COVID-19.
"Tests are carried out twice a week at the Cliff Hill Training Ground, where players and staff are following strict guidance around training safely.
"Exeter City FC will continue to respect medical confidentiality and will not be naming those involved."
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