World Rugby guidelines advise behind-closed-doors Tests until vaccine found

Six Nations and Lions may be played without fansDocument casts doubt on completion of Premiership seasonElite rugby matches are likely to be played behind closed doors until an effective coronavirus vaccine is freely available, according to guidelines released by World Rugby.The document, compiled by World Rugby’s leading medical experts, raises the possibility of the autumn Tests, next year’s Six Nations and even the British & Irish Lions tour of South Africa being played in empty stadiums or in front of radically reduced attendances. Related: Lost youth: RFU face questions with up to 20%…