Coronavirus Daily: Arteta feels totally recovered; Boris Johnson tests positive

All Football brings you the daily summary of the biggest developments in the global coronavirus outbreak and how it is affecting football.

Top news in football

- Arteta opens up on coronavirus recovery as he feels 'completely recovered'

- Douglas Costa 'risks wrath of Juve after posting pictures with girlfriend'

- De Gea anonymously donates €300k to Madrid in fight against coronavirus

- Beckham leads his family as footballers join rest of UK in Clap For NHS

- Hazard admits he is scared to catch coronavirus like everyone else in the world

- PSG donate over €200k for hospitals as their special jersey sold out in 12 hours

- Bundesliga giants make €20m donation to help clubs through coronavirus pandemic

- Real Madrid deploys Bernabeu in fight against coronavirus

- Neymar joins to thank caregivers in France and those of the AP-HP

- Madrid pay tribute to health workers & delivery drivers amid coronavirus crisis

- Everton star Niasse was grilled by police officers last night for flouting the UK's coronavirus lockdown.

Cases & Deaths

Global

549,474 cases (+61,383), 24,883 deaths (+2,834)

Countries with Top 5 Leagues

UK: 11,658 cases (+2,129), 578 deaths (+113)

Spain: 64,059 cases (+6,273), 4,858 deaths (+493)

Italy: 80,589 cases (+6,203), 8,215 deaths (+712)

Germany: 47,278 cases (+3,340), 281 deaths (+14)

France: 29,155 cases (+3,922), 1,696 deaths (+365)

Other main countries

China: 81,340 cases (+55), 3,292 deaths (+5)

USA: 85,749 cases (+314), 1,304 deaths (+9)

Iran: 32,332 cases (+2,926), 2,378 deaths (+144)

South Korea: 9,332 cases (+91), 139 deaths (+8)

Japan: 1,387 cases (+80), 47 deaths (+2)

*All the stats and updates are recorded before 13:30 CET today.

Other main updates

- Prime Minister of UK Boris Johnson tests positive for coronavirus.

- USA overtakes China & Italy as the country with most coronavirus cases

- Coronavirus deaths in Italy drop slightly from yesterday while 999 recover

- South Africa enters lockdown

- Global job losses could far exceed estimate of 25 million