The J-League made final preparations Thursday to test all of its players for the coronavirus before they begin returning to the pitch later this month.The league will administer polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, tests every two weeks during the shortened season, starting with the first batch on Friday.With the second and third divisions kicking off June 27 and the top flight resuming a week later, the league hopes the testing program will ensure the safety of all of its 3,600 players, staff and match officials.The three divisions will each play a heavily condensed schedule following the ro…READ FULL ARTICLE