Coronavirus Daily: Serie A might restart first; Global death toll passes 130k

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

- The FIGC 'has drawn up plans' to resume league football in Italy, which will see Serie A kick off again first.

- Italian football could resume with 2nd legs of Coppa semi-finals - Juventus-Milan and Napoli-Inter, according to La Repubblica.

- Spurs reveal first images of new coronavirus testing facilities at their stadium

- Premier League faces ultimatum from clubs DEMANDING the season is finished by June 30

- And Premier League set to meet on Friday to discuss ending season by June 30, according to report.

- Wan-Bissaka sends 20k gloves to DR Congo as he gives back for being 'fortunate'

- Rashford reserves two Man Utd tickets for NHS 'real superstars'

- Lazio spokesman: If this season doesn't complete, the matter would end up in the courts and tribunals of Italy.

- Austrian government announce clubs to be allowed back to training on May 1.

- Milan captain Romagnoli thanks medical worker who wears protective clothing with "Romagnoli 13" on the back

- 🏃 Working hard at home! Ramos keeps training in quarantine

- Football behind closed doors: When can it happen?

Cases & Deaths

*All the stats and updates are recorded before 13:43 CET today. YOU CAN CHECK THE LATEST UPDATE HERE>>

Other main updates

- According to researchers at Johns Hopkins University, Global death toll passes 130,000.

- Coronavirus cases continue to fall as another 578 people have died in Italy.

- Paris says 1,438 more people have died, including 924 from care homes, bringing the total death toll to 17,167.

- Japan declares nationwide state of emergency until May 6 amid COVID-19 outbreak.

- G20 finance ministers agree to suspend poorer countries’ debt payments from 1 May until the end of the year.

- Accelerated by fears over Covid-19, children who have migrated to Greece are being evacuated from the country.