The killer bug has seen football across the continent suspended, the Olympics and Euros postponed until next year plus Wimbledon under threat.

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UK households are under lockdown and as a sporting mad nation, we're all craving a fix in these difficult times.

What sport is on TV today?

WITH no live sport on, providers have turned to the archives in a bid to keep fans watching. 

There's therefore loads of classic action to keep you occupied during the lockdown.

Here's the full schedule:

Tuesday, March 31

• Australia vs British and Irish Lions (2013 Lions Tour first Test) – Sky Sports Main Event, 10am
• Australia vs British and Irish Lions (2013 Lions Tour second Test) – Sky Sports Main Event, 11am
• Manchester United vs Liverpool (Premier League 1992/93) – BT Sport 3, 11.30am
• Munster vs Saracens (2017 Champions Cup semi-final) – BT Sport 3, 12pm
• PGA Championship 2019 (Final round highlights) – Sky Sports Golf, 12pm
• Australia vs British and Irish Lions (2013 Lions Tour third Test) – Sky Sports Main Event, 12pm
• New Zealand vs British and Irish Lions (2013 Lions Tour first Test) – Sky Sports Main Event, 1pm
• South Africa vs England (Rugby union Test 2018) – Sky Sports Arena, 1pm
• Croatia vs England (2019 Nations League) – Sky Sports Football, 1pm
• New Zealand vs British and Irish Lions (2013 Lions Tour second Test) – Sky Sports Main Event, 2pm
• England Women vs Indian Women (Cricket World Cup final 2017) – Sky Sports Mix, 2pm
• Barcelona vs Real Madrid (2006/07 La Liga) – FreeSports, 3pm
• Australia vs England (2010/11 Ashes, Adelaide Test) – BT Sport 3, 3pm
• AC Milan vs Manchester United (Champions League 2006/07) – Uefa.TV, 4pm
• Washington Wizards vs Utah Jazz (NBA 2020 highlights) – Sky Sports Arena, 4.15pm
• Manchester United vs Everton (2012 Premier League) – Sky Sports Premier League, 4.15pm
• Arsenal vs West Ham (FA Cup final 1980) – BT Sport 3, 5.30pm
• Atlanta Braves vs New York Mets (MLB 2001) – BT Sport ESPN, 5.45pm
• Albania vs Scotland (2019 Nations League highlights) – Sky Sports Football, 6pm
• Tottenham vs Manchester City (FA Cup final 1981) – BT Sport 3, 6.30pm
• Andre Ward vs Kovalev II (Classic boxing) – Sky Sports Action, 6.30pm
• Wales vs Denmark (2019 Nations League highlights) – Sky Sports Football, 6.30pm
• Liverpool vs Real Madrid (2008/09 Champions League) – BT Sport 3, 7.30pm
• Arsenal vs Man Utd (2008/09 Champions League) – BT Sport 3, 8pm
• AC Milan vs Man Utd (2008/09 Champions League) – BT Sport 3, 8.30pm
• Denmark vs Ireland (2019 Nations League highlights) – Sky Sports Football, 8.30pm
• UFC 169 (Barao vs Faber highlights) – BT Sport 3, 9pm
• Scotland vs Israel (2019 Nations League highlights) – Sky Sports Football, 9pm
• Barcelona vs Espanyol (2008/09 La Liga) – Premier Sports 1, 11pm

How to watch on these TV channels and can I live stream them?

Premier Sports is available for £9.99 for Sky and Virgin Media customers to add to their TV bundles.

Alternatively, you can also live stream it via the Premier Player for £9.99 a month.

Freesports is available on many TV providers including Virgin, Sky, Freeview and more.

Sky Sports and BT Sport are both available as packages to add to your current bundles with Sky, Virgin Media and BT TV.

Sky Sports customers can live stream these channels via the Sky Sports app.

Otherwise, you can purchase a Sky Sports Day Pass with NowTV for £9.99.

BT Sport subscribers can live stream this via the BT Sport app.

Alternatively, EE phone customers can watch all the action with a FREE three-month trial – just simply text SPORT to 150.

Eurosport is available to add to Virgin Media and Sky bundles – or you can live stream it via the Eurosport Player for as little as £4.99 a month.

Racing TV can be watched on several TV providers including Sky, BT, Freeview, Virgin Media and TalkTalk, with deals ranging from £10 a day to £24.98 a month.

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