It was meant to the final set of Premiership fixtures this weekend prior to the split but instead the governing bodies are still deliberating on how to proceed with the current season with some leagues at odds with what they are being told by Uefa.
On a more human and important level, clubs in Scotland are working out ways in which to keep themselves in relatively robust shape to survive the current climate, while also making sure their players are still looked after during the shutdown.
Click and scroll through to see all the latest news from around the SPFL as we enter another weekend devoid of football.
5. Hearts announce furlough plans
Hearts have announced plans to place their entire playing squad on furlough leave. Owner Ann Budge said no-one at Tynecastle Park had been asked to take a wage cut of more than 30 per cent. The club placed the majority of non-football staff on furlough earlier this week and will now do likewise with their playing staff. (Evening News) | Other 3rd Party Photo: SNS Group Ross Parker
6. Hearts stars want deferral, not cuts
Some Hearts players are still not keen on the offer from Hearts. A group of 20, represented by PFA Scotland, still want wages deferred rather than cut. Budge feels that wage cuts are the best way to protect the club in the current climate. (Scottish Sun) | Other 3rd Party Photo: SNS Group Ross Parker
7. Hibs agree deferrals
Hibs have announced that they have reached a mutual agreement with staff and players to defer wages by between 20-50% for the duration of the coronavirus crisis. A core group of senior managers, ticket office and communications staff will continue to work from home to keep the club ticking over. (Evening News) | Other 3rd Party Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group
8. Aberdeen poised for fresh investment
Aberdeen are set to announce plans to get them through the coronavirus pandemic which could involve fresh investment. The playing and coaching staff have agreed to defer a large chunk of their wages as the Dons look to make up a shortfall of £5m-£6million. (Daily Record) | Other 3rd Party Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group