The vast majority of sport around the world is currently off as countries battle coronavirus.
In Ireland, the GAA National leagues, League of Ireland and PRO14 rugby have all been postponed for the time being - but horse racing is continuing behind closed doors.
The Premier League and Champions League might also be off, but we've found a few live televised events you can get your sporting fix from this weekend.
A number of these you will either have to stay up late or get up early to catch , with a lot of them taking place in Australia.
Here's what action you can watch from across the world on TV over the coming days:
Aussie Rules
Essendon v Fremantle - Saturday 2.30am - BT Sport 3
GWS Giants v Geelong Cats - Saturday 8am - BT Sport ESPN
Hawthorn v Brisbane Lions - Sunday 4am - BT Sport ESPN
Football
Western Sydney Wanderers v Sydney FC - Saturday 8.30am - BT Sport 3
Perth Glory v Western United - Saturday 10.45am - BT Sport 3
Newcastle Jets v Wellington Phoenix - Sunday 5am - BT Sport 3
Melbourne Victory v Brisbane Roar - Sunday 7am - BT Sport 3
Hockey
Ak Bars v Salavat Yulaev Friday 3.55pm - Free Sports
Horse racing
Moonee Valley and Fairview - Friday 9.15am - Sky Sports Racing
Dundalk - Friday 1.15pm - Racing TV
American racing - Friday 8pm - Sky Sports Racing
Australian racing - Saturday 2am - Sky Sports Racing
Thurles - Saturday 1.30pm - ITV4 and Racing TV
American racing - Saturday 4.15pm - Sky Sports Racing
Australian racing - Sunday 2am - Sky Sports Racing
Hong Kong racing - Sunday 4.45am - Sky Sports Racing
Downpatrick - Sunday 1.30pm - Racing TV
American Racing - Sunday 4.15pm - Sky Sports Racing
Netball
Mystics v Tactix - Sunday 3am - Sky Sports Arena and Sky Sports Mix
Pulse v Steel - Sunday 5am - Sky Sports Arena and Sky Sports Mix
Rugby League
Sydney Rooster v Manly Sea Eagles - Saturday 6.30am - Sky Sports Main Event
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks v Melbourne Storm - Saturday 8.35am - Sky Sports Arena
WWE
SmackDown - Saturday 0.00am - BT Sport 1
