The Premier League have this morning cancelled the next two weekends of fixtures.
The governing body have opted to make the move after Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi both tested positive for COVID-19.
A number of clubs are also self-isolating after their players showed signs of symptoms for the virus, while the EFL have also followed suit after they called a crisis meeting this morning.
Seven Premier League clubs have been affected by the virus, with Everton and Bournemouth joining Leicester, Arsenal, Chelsea, Watford and Manchester City as clubs who have confirmed they have taken measures due to the outbreak.
The action is set to resume on April 3, and below is every Premier League game that has been postponed between now and then.
- Watford vs Leicester City
- Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace
- Manchester City vs Burnley
- Newcastle United vs Sheffield United
- Norwich City vs Southampton
- Aston Villa vs Chelsea
- West Ham vs Wolves
- Tottenham vs Manchester United
- Everton vs Liverpool
- Tottenham vs West Ham
- Burnley vs Watford
- Liverpool vs Crystal Palace
- Wolves vs Bournemouth
