The sports calendar has been drastically altered in recent days as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Fixtures in an array of sports from around the world have been cancelled and postponed as the situation continues to escalate.
One major fixture to finally be called off was the Six Nations clash between Wales and Scotland in Cardiff.
However, a select number of events - including the Under-20s Six Nations fixture between Wales and Scotland - are still on.
But other future matches and competitions could also be impacted.
Here's a comprehensive list of the events that have been cancelled or postponed, as well as a closer look at those going ahead and what else could change.
Football
Premier League - suspended until April 3
EFL - suspended until April 3
Champions League - matches w/b March 16 suspended
Europa League - matches w/b March 16 suspended
La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1 - all suspended
MLS - suspended until further notice
Welsh domestic football - suspended until April 4
Scottish domestic football - suspended
Wales v Austria & Wales v USA - both cancelled
Rugby Union
Italy v England, France v Ireland & Wales v Scotland - all postponed
Guinness PRO14 - suspended indefinitely
Top 14 - suspended
Other sport
NBA (basketball) - suspended until further notice
NHL (ice hockey) - suspended until further notice
MLS (baseball) - postponed for at least two weeks
Australian Grand Prix (F1) - cancelled
Bahrain, Vietnam & China Grand Prix races - postponed
Magical Royal Open, Indian Open, Masters & Volvo China Open (golf) - all postponed
Valspar Championship, The Players Championship, Valero Texas Open & WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play (golf) - cancelled
World Athletics Indoor Championships - postponed until March 2021
World Short Track Speed Skating Championships - cancelled
Thailand Moto GP - postponed
IPL (cricket) - start of tournament delayed until April 15
China Open (snooker) - cancelled
Giro di Sicilia (cycling) - cancelled
European Darts Grand Prix, European Darts Open, German Darts Grand Prix, Rotterdam Premier League double header (darts) - all postponed
So what is still going ahead?
There is of course the Cheltenham Festival.
The prestigious event has been in full swing since Tuesday and has once again seen thousands of fans pack out the venue during the course of the week.
It officially ends on Friday.
But Wales v Scotland is no longer being played after the WRU made an announcement confirming the fixture was off at 2pm on Friday.
However, tonight's Under-20s Six Nations match between Wales and Scotland in Colwyn Bay will go ahead, although it is set to be played behind closed doors.
A WRU statement read: Wales U20 Six Nations clash with Scotland at Stadiwm Zip World in Colwyn Bay tonight will now be played behind closed doors."
Non-league matches in the English football pyramid are also currently scheduled to go ahead.
What else could change?
UEFA have invited all 55 member associations to a video conference which will be held on Tuesday to determine whether or not Euro 2020 will go ahead.
At present, it seems highly unlikely that the tournament will go ahead as originally scheduled, if at all.
Wales were due to face Switzerland and Turkey in Azerbaijan before taking on Italy in Rome, with all three fixtures to be played in June.
And a significant number of others events could be hit too.
The Tokyo Olympic Games and Wimbledon are other major upcoming sporting events that could be impacted.
