Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola is the latest coach to test positive for COVID-19. And will miss the team in the FA Cup game

The Manchester City website has announce the devastating news that Guardiola and assistant Juanma Lillo have teste positive for COVID-19. Positive on tuesday And the couple went into quarantine with the other members. 

Previously infect Guardiola will miss out on the sidelines for Manchester City’s FA Cup third-round clash with League Two side Swindon Town. The first and only match on Friday night. January 7

Manchester City will have Pep’s assistant, Rodolfo Borrell, to take over the sidelines. For the game at Swindon Town’s County Ground. At the moment, as many as 21 club staff members are quarantine. Because of COVID-19, seven of them are in the first team, the rest are backroom staff.

Pep is the Premier League manager who has tested positive for COVID-19, following Sean Dyche previously announced by Burnley.

The Premier League announce on Monday. That 94 positive cases were detect on 14,250 tests carry out on players and staff between December 27 and January 2.

It was the first week-by-week decrease in positive tests since early November, with a record 103 positives recorded the previous week.

None of the 32 FA Cup third-round ties set for this weekend have yet been postpone.