The Japan Rugby Top League said Monday it has canceled the remainder of the 2019-20 season in response to the coronavirus pandemic.The league, which has been on hiatus since mid-February, said it scrapped plans to resume in April to protect players and fans, as well as the companies which own each of the 16 teams in the competition.As a result of cancelling its remaining 42 matches, there will be no official league standings this year, Top League said in a statement. It will consider a different method for selecting the four teams to contest the playoffs for the All-Japan Rugby Championship…READ FULL ARTICLE
