With the environment ever-changing with coronavirus (COVID-19), we have collated the breaking sports information from Ireland and the wider world.
Off The Ball will update this as things change, be sure to use this to check on any GAA or League of Ireland fixtures, as well as Premier League and more widely.
Coronavirus sporting updates
Golf: The Masters has been called off, as announced by the Chairman of the Augusta National Golf Club, Fred Ridley.
Rugby: Wales and Scotland's Six Nations game has postponed due to fears over the coronavirus.
Football: Manchester City v Arsenal postponed over coronavirus fears, after Olympiakos owner Evangelos Marinakis attended Arsenal-Olympiakos and has since been diagnosed with the virus.
Football: Linfield confirm that one of their players has been diagnosed with coronavirus.
Football: Republic of Ireland's Euro 2020 play-off against Slovakia on will be played behind closed doors.
Football: The Spanish players union has called for all games in the country to be postponed.
Football: PSG ultras pledge to defy ban.
Football: Nottingham Forest and Olympiakos owner Evangelos Marinakis has coronavirus.
Football: Wolves reportedly ask that Olympiakos Europa League tie be postponed, after Marinakis' diagnosis.
Football: Pep Guardiola would rather games were suspended than played behind closed doors.
Racing: First horse racing meeting cancelled due to coronavirus.
Football: Manchester United's Europa League first leg last-16 at Austrian side LASK to be played behind closed doors on Thursday 12 March.
Euro 2020: UEFA are taking coronavirus seriously but confident that Euros will go ahead.
Football: Liverpool ban mascots from Anfield pitch amid fears.
Football: Barcelona's Champions League game against Napoli on 18 March will be played behind closed doors at the Nou Camp.
Football: Borussia Monchengladbach's Bundesliga game against Cologne on Wednesday to be played behind closed doors.
GAA: Donegal GAA confirm that the Donegal v Tyrone in the Allianz League is due to go ahead as planned.
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