In the last two years, fans of the Guinness PRO14 have been encouraged to subscribe to Premier Sports.
The league was taken behind a paywall in 2018, leaving very few matches on free-to-air TV in Wales with Welsh-language broadcaster S4C still getting a limited number of matches.
Subscription-only Premier Sports broadcast every match of the season live and it's a good service.
But now there's a problem.
The coronavirus pandemic has brought the sporting world to a halt and the PRO14 is now suspended indefinitely.
So where does that leave all the customers currently forking out to watch live sport that isn't actually happening?
Well, much like Sky Sports, Premier Sports customers can freeze their subscription and they won't lose the channels that have little else to show at the moment other than re-runs.
All customers have to do is go to their "manage my account section" on the Premier Sports website www.premiersports.com. From there they can freeze their subscription.
This applies to customers on Sky and the Premier Player.
Even after freezing the subscription for the time being, Premier Sports say customers will still be able to watch the channels.
Premier Sports' commercial customers have also seen a billing freeze.
