The coronavirus pandemic has had a huge impact on every walk of life, and sport is no exception.
Almost every sporting competition, including the Olympics, European Championship and Premier League, was put on hold as the world's attention turned to getting the pandemic under control.
Now, the sporting world is slowly looking at ways to emerge from the crisis, with top-level action beginning to return behind closed doors.
Here, Sports Mole rounds up all of the coronavirus-related news from the world of sport on June 29.
Monday evening's headlines:
The Premier League has returned one positive test for Covid-19 from 2,250 tests conducted between Monday, June 22, and Sunday, June 29. Read more.
The event will take place at St James' Park in 2021. Read more.
Unidentified individual is self-isolating for seven days. Read more.
Elite athletes in Scotland have been granted permission to resume indoor and contact training under safety protocols. Read more.
The coronavirus crisis has played havoc with the sporting calendar since March, but slowly things are returning to normal. Read more.
The sport has been on hold since April because of the coronavirus pandemic. Read more.
The details follow news that Scottish Premiership football clubs were granted approval to resume contact training from Monday. Read more.
Reports of a spike in COVID-19 cases in Leicester emerged at the weekend. Read more.
The FA expects to lose up to £300million over the next four years. Read more.
The former England all-rounder hopes county and grassroots cricket will return shortly. Read more.
Several mangers have seen their contracts ended during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more.
The corona crisis could have inched Kimi Raikkonen closer to retirement, according to former F1 driver Mika Salo. Read more.
Ferrari has admitted teams may need to miss this weekend's Austrian GP if there is a coronavirus outbreak. Read more.
The team were fourth in the A-League when the 2019-20 season was suspended in March. Read more.
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