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![na team physician Dr Rodney Mokoka told www.safa.net “And 48 hours prior to the Botswana game [the final group stage match], we had one player who tested positive for Covid-19 and she was also symptomatic. She was put in quarantine and treated accordingly. Her asymptomatic roommate who tested negative is in isolation, hence they both missed Botswana game.” Ellis has maintained a positive outlook ahead of another round of Covid-19 tests that will be conducted before the match on Thursday. The 2022 WAFCON took centre stage for the first time in four years after the previous edition was cancelled due the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic that wreaked havoc with the international sporting calendar.](https://s43365.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/banyana-banyana.jpg)
