UEFA has set the date for a new meeting with its 55 member football associations to discuss further developments across domestic and European competitions.
Football has been shutdown across much of the world as countries deal with the coronavirus pandemic sweeping across the globe and leaving death in its wake.
The Premier League is set to meet via video conference on Friday to continue to discuss what comes next across a wide aspects of the game, including how the current season can be concluded.
Now UEFA have set the date of their own next meeting.
"The UEFA Executive Committee will meet via videoconference next Thursday 23 April for an update meeting to discuss the latest developments regarding the impact caused by the coronavirus outbreak on European football," read their statement.
"This meeting will follow an information session for the General Secretaries of UEFA’s 55 member associations on Tuesday 21 April.
"The meetings will look at developments across both domestic and European competitions.
"Further communication will be made, if necessary, after the meeting of the UEFA Executive Committee."
