Coronavirus Daily: Matuidi & Rugani recover from the virus; US cases pass 600k

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

- Juventus confirm both Matuidi and Rugani have recovered from coronavirus

- Dybala also tests negative in the first control test after two players contracting coronavirus according to Gazzetta Dello Sport.

- Trent Alexander-Arnold, Joao Felix and Sergino Dest are among the 20 players set to take part in EA Sports' FIFA 20 Stay and Play Cup

- Ben Davies has revealed he has been helping an elderly neighbour during lockdown who didn’t even realise he was a footballer.

- Arsenal confirm they are not intending to use the furlough scheme as the board take salary cuts

- Neymar cleared for Paris return after passport issue, reports Le Parisien

- Ex-Sevilla keeper Palop discharged from hospital as he recovers from coronavirus

- Lautaro Martinez has made a huge donation of medical equipment and personal protective clothing to the hospitals in his hometown of Bahia Blanca.

- Belgian Pro League delays decision on season cancellation proposal

- DFL postpone general meeting planned for next Friday until April 23

- Catalan government accepts Barcelona's ERTE for employees, according to Marca

Cases & Deaths

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Other main updates

- U.S. coronavirus deaths rose by at least 2,228 on Tuesday, a single-day record, to top 28,300, according to a Reuters tally, as they passed a second milestone with over 600,000 reported cases.

- German zoo may have to feed animals to each other amid coronavirus crisis

- Tour de France postponed and will be held from Aug 29 to Sept 20

- WHO advisor indicates that events involving large crowds may not return until autumn 2021

- New York governor declares that “we don’t have a king, we have a president,” in response to Trump’s statements on Monday that he had the power to say when states would reopen their economies.