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With all sporting activity in Italy shelved until April 3 at the earliest, Serie A has been left in chaos with Euro 2020 on the horizon.
With coronavirus causing further disruption to the global sporting calendar, we look at the decisions taken to help containment efforts.
Joe Marler and Courtney Lawes will face a disciplinary hearing on Thursday following incidents in the defeat of Wales.
The Six Nations clash between France and Ireland at the Stade de France will not go ahead on Saturday.
New Zealand will be able to count on Anton Lienert-Brown until the next Rugby World Cup after he put pen to paper on a new contract.
France saw their Grand Slam hopes ended by Scotland, but Gregory Alldritt says the visitors were not complacent.
Fourteen-man France saw their Grand Slam ambitions dissipate against Scotland on a tough afternoon at Murrayfield.
Bristol Bears continued their fine form with a comfortable victory over Harlequins, who beat Premiership leaders Exeter Chiefs last week.
Joe Marler escaped punishment from the officials on Saturday in an incident that seemingly left Alun Wyn Jones bemused.
Eddie Jones was angered by the decisions that left England hanging on for victory with 13 men against Wales in the Six Nations.
Indiscipline again threatened to undermine Eddie Jones' England against Wales, but their capacity to thrill was also on display.
Sloppy early play and second-half indiscipline cost Wales against England, says Alun Wyn Jones.
England maintained their Six Nations title bid with victory against Wales, aided by a scoring return for wing Anthony Watson.
The Sharks moved top of the Super Rugby standings with a resounding win over the Jaguares, while the Bulls ended their wait for a victory.
Exeter Chiefs have returned to the Premiership summit, while Wasps and Saracens also celebrated victories.
Matthew J Watkins won 18 caps for Wales in the 2000s, before battling cancer, and his death left his former clubs "deeply saddened".
