Sport

The fates of a number of this year’s major sporting events could become clearer today.

Tottenham have placed 550 non-playing staff on furlough as part of measures to "protect jobs" amid the coronavirus crisis.

UEFA are to hold a conference call tomorrow where it's likely that the Republic of Ireland's Euro 2021 play off semi-final will be put back until September or October due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Katie Taylor's promoter Eddie Hearn is expected to confirm the postponement of the world champion's next bout, later today.

American Football's 2020 NFL draft is to go ahead next month, but players, fans and media will not be present due to the pandemic.

FIFA are to draft emergency regulations to keep players at their current clubs even when their contracts expire on June 30th.

The Munster and Leinster hurling championships could revert to a knockout format this season due to the coronavirus pandemic.

World Athletics say they will move next year’s World Championships to 2022 if asked to do so by Olympic organisers. 

The Gaelic Athletic Association are expected to give an update on their contingency planning during the pandemic. 

The final rounds or rugby's Champions Cup and Champions Cup have been postponed.

One of Ireland’s Olympic medal hopefuls has called for the 2020 games in Tokyo to be postponed.

Marouane Fellaini says he hopes to return to football as soon as possible after he tested positive for coronavirus.

The English FA remains determined to finish out the Premier League season by July.

Sligo Rovers have announced that they have decided to temporarily layoff all management, players and administration staff due to the shutdown of the League of Ireland for the past two weeks and foreseeable future