Uefa have confirmed the Champions League final has been postponed by four weeks at a minimum, with June 27 the new proposed date.
A crisis meeting was held on Tuesday to determine the fates of Euro 2020 - which now becomes Euro 2021 - alongside the Champions League and Europa League.
The final was originally scheduled for May 30 in Istanbul but the outbreak of coronavirus has enforced a postponement, the virus proving vastly impactful across sport in its entirety.
Postponements across European domestic football have left the current campaign increasingly difficult to complete.
In a bid to speed the process along, a change in format which would see quarter-finals - usually a two-legged affair - become a one-off match was discussed at the conference
Additionally, a plan is in place which would see the semi-final and final completed in one city over a five-day spell.
Already through to the quarter-finals are Paris Saint-Germain, Atletico Madrid, RB Leipzig and Atalanta. There are still a number of last 16 second leg games to complete, however.
