The National League has suspended all games until April amid coronavirus concerns.
At a board meeting today, the National League has decided that its competition is now suspended until at least April 3.
A statement on the National League website said: "In the knowledge of the government measures now announced including not to support sporting events with emergency services workers it is clearly not practical for its fixtures to be fulfilled in the immediate future.
"In those circumstances and in line with The Football Association and the Professional Game, at a Board Meeting today, The National League has decided that its competition is now suspended until at least 3rd April 2020."
It comes after Wrexham AFC's match against Barrow on Saturday was cancelled after after one of the Reds' first-team players has self-isolated amid coronavirus fears.
The National League says it will "continue to monitor the situation", but "trusts that its loyal clubs, fans, players, officials, staff, volunteers and sponsors will accept that it has had no other choice" but to reach this decision.
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