The J-League called off a game between Nagoya Grampus and Sanfrecce Hiroshima on Sunday after three people in the Nagoya club tested positive for coronavirus, marking the league's first match cancellation since it resumed in June following a four-month suspension.Related coverage:Football: J-League postpones increase in spectators amid virus concernsJapan eases game spectators limit to 5,000 amid virus case riseFootball: J-League top flight resumes after 4-month virus delayThe two first-division teams were scheduled to play on Sunday evening at Edion Stadium Hiroshima, but the match was cal…READ FULL ARTICLE