West Ham call off WSL game against Everton due to 'severe' flu outbreak

West Ham’s game against Everton has been called off after a flu outbreak hit the Hammers squad.
West Ham’s game against Everton has been called off after a flu outbreak hit the Hammers squad. Photograph: Paul Simpson/Frozen in Motion/REX/Shutterstock
The Women’s Super League meeting between West Ham United and Everton has been postponed after an outbreak of flu in the Hammers’ squad led to concerns over players’ welfare.
The London club, currently eighth in the league, were due to host the Toffees on Sunday afternoon but the fixture has been called off in accordance with WSL rules. West Ham have apologised to fans for any inconvenience caused.
An FA statement explained that the postponement was made due to “a widespread and severe flu virus that has affected a significant number of the West Ham United team”, adding that “player welfare is of paramount importance”.
The date and time of the rescheduled fixture will be decided “in due course”.

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