This is the fourth week that domestic action has been halted, and Dr Tswaane says sports physicians’ worries are how athletes are training and rehabilitating from injuries on their own. Dr Tswaane adds that discipline of athletes during the lockdown will be put to a test.

It is not a secret that not all clubs governed by the PSL have strong medical teams while some do not have any at all. Dr Tswaane adds that this is also going to change and it will not just be a numbers game but also medically trained personnel.

Baroka FC team Doctor, Happy Tswaane believes this period of Coronavirus (COVID-19) will change the medical landscape for many clubs in South Africa.

The PSL is targeting to finish this season before the 30th of June but only if the fight against coronavirus improves and that could be done behind closed doors.

Bafana Bafana and Kaizer Chiefs attacker Lebogang Manyama has emerged as a serious contender for the Premier Soccer League (PSL) Footballer of the season award and the lockdown period has not dampened his spirit as they remain in chase of the Absa Premiership title.

The World Cup-winning captain says that lockdown has not stopped the Stormers with their social responsibilities though the situation has meant having to improvise.

Springbok and Stormers Captain Siya Kolisi says all South Africans need to pull together and play their part as the world faces the Coronavirus pandemic.

Gaoshubelwe says they continue to consult with their members (players) and if the situation becomes dire for the league, the talk of salary cuts will not be avoided.

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