Ross McCrorie: Fifth Portsmouth player tests positive for coronavirus
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Portsmouth's on-loan Glasgow Rangers midfielder Ross McCrorie has tested positive for coronavirus.
The 22-year-old, who has captained Scotland Under-21s, is the fifth player from the League One club to test positive for the illness.
A member of Pompey's backroom staff is awaiting results from a test to see if they have also contracted the virus.
Portsmouth say all five have shown mild or no symptoms and are self-isolating, in accordance with government advice.
On Saturday, it was announced James Bolton, Andy Cannon, Haji Mnoga and Sean Raggett had all tested positive for the disease.
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