Friday 27 November 2020
The Dutch season this week became the first major European league to be declared null and void.
The governing body has put together a €92 million relief fund to support the game amid this crisis.
A team member has tested positive for coronavirus, and there are doubts as to whether the race will happen.
The French rugby federation says ‘there is no official information’ to confirm the game will be postponed.
Sunday’s game between the Scots and Japan will either go ahead as scheduled or be cancelled.
Scotland boss Gregor Townsend suggested his side’s clash with Japan could go ahead behind closed doors.
A two-legged clash between the winners of the League of Ireland and the Northern Irish Premiership has been thrown into doubt.
Alvarez tested positive for the banned substance clenbuterol, so the Nevada State Athletic Commission has suspended him.
The Waterford native appeared to pick up a hamstring issue in the first half of the 4-1 loss to Arsenal.
The Scottish first minister reckons Holyrood may have a veto on the referendum.
There are issues with one programme and its US sponsor, with students being told their permits would not be ready on time.
The plan would see up to 1,000 turbines constructed in Ireland but negotiations on this with the UK appear to have stalled.
A statement was released last night with officials set to reconvene on 19 February.
It’s looking more and more likely that the fourth race of the season will be axed for the second year in a row.
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