Northern Ireland fans will receive a refund on tickets bought for the Euro 2020 playoff against Bosnia-Herzegovina.
The semi-final clash was postponed indefinitely followed Wednesday's UEFA teleconference meeting involving all 55 member associations.
Michael O'Neill's side were originally due to play Bosnia in Zenica on March 26 before the global shutdown of football due to the coronavirus pandemic.
It was then hoped the game could be played on June 4, but now that idea has been abandoned.
It is not yet known when the game could be played.
In correspondence sent to fans, the IFA said: "You will receive a full and automatic refund for your match ticket and it is expected that this will be in your account within seven working days, however this may take longer given the current circumstances.
"On confirmation of a rescheduled date for this fixture you will be notified. Due to changes in purchase preferences a new expression of interest will apply.
"Should you have any queries please email tickets@irishfa.com"
