The great majority of CPFC income (90%+) probably comes from the sale of Premiership TV rights. I believe that this may be paid in advance or at worst in installments. Income will be down of course and a concern. But it is unlikely that will be by enough to make it a survival issue.

For clubs in the lower leagues, the situation is much more grave. Hopefully (though I doubt it), the premiership will step in and offer financial support.

I'm pretty much convinced that Sky will be doing everything they can not to pay the clubs anything whilst trying to hold on to all their subscribers.

If the TV money doesn't come through then a lot of premiership clubs will be in real trouble unless the players agree to a wage cut. As all clubs will be more or less in the same boat then I don't think they will be trying to steal each others players and the players will be forced to take it.

It will be a much bigger problem as you go down the leagues where match day revenue is lower and players arent so increadibly wealthy.

This could also cause issues for FFP.

Maybe they had a premonition when they decided not to spend the money from AWB's sale.

Sky allowing Sports customers to pause their subscription so expect they'll pause their payments to PL as well

It looks like the Premier bubble is about to burst. I expect clubs are contracted to complete 38 games, BT, International and Sky contracts will stipulate the amount of games they are paying to air. The season isn't going to be completed, so they wont be paying the full amount.
Its going to hit clubs like Palace hard, who are very dependant on TV revenue with about 80% of projected revenue going on wages. Barcelona players have offered/asked to take a drop in wages, how many players in the Premier would?