Fleetwood were scheduled to play Ipswich on Jan. 4 and Sunderland on Jan. 9. No new dates have been announced for the fixtures.
Sunderland have now had five fixtures postponed after games against Shrewsbury Town, Blackpool, Hull City and Accrington Stanley were suspended following an outbreak at the Wearside club.
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