Virus Outbreak Forces Delay of Olympic Hockey Opener
Summary
A virus outbreak in the Finland women's hockey team led to the postponement of their Olympic game against Canada. The team had too few players ready to compete due to a norovirus, so the game was rescheduled for February 12. Finnish coaches considered the safety of players and opponents in making the decision.Key Facts
- The game was postponed because of a virus outbreak in the Finland team.
- Finland was supposed to play against Canada in an Olympic hockey match.
- The outbreak reduced Finland's team to only ten players able to practice.
- The affected players are either in quarantine or isolation.
- The postponed game is now set for February 12.
- Finland will have extra rest days before facing Team USA after the rescheduled match.
- Officials made the decision to protect players' health and the integrity of the competition.
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