Australian football at all levels has been brought to a halt by the coronavirus outbreak, putting strain on the FFA and the A-League in particular.
THE IMPACT SO FAR OF COVID-19 ON AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL
* All levels of football have been shut down. The A-League is suspended until at least April 22 while lower-tiers of the game are on hold until at least May 31.
* Socceroos World Cup qualifiers for March and June have been postponed until later in the year.
* Australia's participation in the Copa America is in doubt after that tournament was postponed until June 2021.
* Olympic postponement until 2021 affects the Olyroos and Matildas.
* Matildas' friendlies in April against United States and Canada both cancelled.
* FFA has stood down 70 per cent of staff following A-League's postponement.
* An unnamed Newcastle Jets player and a member of Wellington Phoenix's football staff have both tested positive to the virus.
* Over half of the A-League's 11 clubs - Perth Glory, Central Coast Mariners, Western Sydney Wanderers, Newcastle Jets, Adelaide United and Brisbane Roar - have stood down players and staff effective immediately.
* The PFA has threatened legal action against clubs unless players are reinstated.
* Players have also instructed the union to demand a commitment from Fox Sports to their broadcast agreement with FFA amid concerns they are considering walking out on the $57 million-a-year deal.
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