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The federation announced on Wednesday that major fixtures would be suspended indefinitely, including qualifiers for the women's Euro 2021.

UEFA has announced that the federation has decided to push back a series of Euro 2020 play-off matches that were set to be held in June.

The federation's decision comes as the latest step taken in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, which has all but shut down most of the football world.

Most of the world's leagues have been suspended as a result of the outbreak, and plenty of uncertainty remains when it comes to the potential return date of professional football.

As a result of the uncertainty surrounding club and international football, UEFA had previously announced that Euro 2020 would be pushed back a year in the wake of the virus as part of the federation's proposals to combat the scheduling issues caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

The competition was originally set to be played in various cities across the continent and was set to get underway on June 12, 2020, but it rapidly became clear that such an event was not feasible given the circumstances.

Additionally, the 2021 Nations League Finals, which were supposed to be staged in June that year, are being pencilled in for the following September.

Originally, a series of play-offs that were cancelled during the March international break were scheduled to be played in June, as 16 teams battled for the final four spots in the summer tournament.

However, UEFA confirmed that those matches will now be pushed back indefinitely as the scope of the coronavirus pandemic has become more clear.

The federation also confirmed that qualifying matches for Women’s Euro 2021 have been pushed back while the under-17 and under-19 Euros have been cancelled altogether.

However, the men's under-19 Euros and women's under-17 Euros that were set for this summer have been postponed as the two competitions serve as qualifiers for World Cup competitions.

At club level, UEFA reaffirmed the federation's stance that all other UEFA matches, including the Champions League and Europa League, remain postponed until further notice.

Deadlines related to the registration of players for next season's Champions League have also been postponed with UEFA stating that the federation would set new deadlines in due course.