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Behind closed doors: lessons from elite sport could help parents locked out of neonatal units  December 23, 2020 Thousands of elite athletes are once again participating in close-contact sport every week, and even throughout the recent “Lockdown 2.0,” and despite the ongoing covid-19 pandemic restrictions. Athletes have special concessions allowing them to contravene social distancing when considered essential for their sport to be played. The restart was facilitated by official guidance documents “ Return to Domestic Competition – No Spectators” and “Behind Closed Doors”, their titles reflecting spectator bans. [1,2] Within UK men’s and women’s senior football alone, eight international and 214 domestic teams are training and competing regularly, mixing in different locations up and down the country, and around the globe. Not to mention support staff, each match sees up to 28 players battling in close-contact sport, and teams embracing in close-celebration.

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