The J-League on Friday postponed a fourth match for first-division Sagan Tosu, the club at the center of the league's first known novel coronavirus cluster.Twelve people at Sagan, including manager Kim Myung Hwi, have tested positive for the virus this month, prompting the southwestern Japan club to shut down until next Tuesday.The stoppage included the postponement of three J1 matches, but the league decided to add the fourth, away to Shonan Bellmare on Aug. 29, due to limited preparation time following Sagan's resumption of operations.With Tosu planning to resume training next Wednesday, …READ FULL ARTICLE