All Football brings you the daily summary of the biggest developments in the global coronavirus outbreak and how it is affecting football.
*All the stats and updates are recorded before 13:30 CET today.
Top news in football
- Dybala confirms he and his girlfriend tested positive for Coronavirus but are in 'perfect conditions' now.
- Ex-Real Madrid president Lorenzo Sanz dies at 76 due to coronavirus. R.I.P.
- Paolo Maldini and his son Daniel Maldini have tested positive for coronavirus.
- Ex-Man Utd & Everton midfielder Marouane Fellaini has tested positive for coronavirus in China.
- Ronaldo calls on people to stay at home and 'play for the world'.
- Douglas Costa has been given permission by Juventus to go back to Brazil before the 14-day quarantine period is complete.
- Bundesliga side Frankfurt confirm 2nd player in the club tested positive for coronavirus.
- Fourth player at Portsmouth tests positive for coronavirus.
Cases & Deaths
Global
312,083 cases (+27,270), 13,199 deaths (+1,357)
Countries with Top 5 Leagues
UK: 5,018 cases (+1,035), 233 deaths (+56)
Spain: 25,496 cases (+4,964), 1,385 deaths (+59)
Italy: 53,578 cases (+6,557), 4,825 deaths (+793)
Germany: 22,530 cases (+4,165), 84 deaths (+12)
France: 14,459 cases (+1,821), 562 deaths (+112)
Other main countries
China: 81,054 cases (+46), 3,261 deaths (+6)
USA: 27,021 cases (+5,779), 344 deaths (+68)
Iran: 21,638 cases (+966), 1,685 deaths (+129)
South Korea: 8,897 cases (+98), 104 deaths (+2)
Japan: 1,072 cases (+39), 38 deaths (+3)
Other main updates
- There have been over 300,000 cases of Coronavirus all over the world.
- Organisers of Tokyo 2020 have begun drafting alternatives to holding the Games this summer. [Reuters]
- Italy's government announced the closure of all 'non-essential production activities' across the country.
- The governments of India, El Salvador and Guatemala announced curfews on Saturday.
- Colombia recorded its first death and Ecuador's health and labour ministers resigned after confirmed cases in that country topped the 500 marks.
- American singer Rihanna pledges $5m to curb coronavirus.