Tottenham have been handed another international injury scare ahead of their triple header against Manchester City next month.
The Blues face Spurs in the Champions League quarter-final on April 9 and April 17 and then the two clubs meet in the Premier League on April 20.
But Mauricio Pochettino is sweating over the fitness of right-back Serge Aurier after he limped out of Ivory Coast's Africa Cup of Nations win against Rwanda on Saturday evening after just half an hour after picking up a suspected hamstring injury.
If that diagnosis is confirmed then Aurier is likely to miss at least some of Spurs' April fixtures. It's another headache at right-back for Pochettino, with Kieran Trippier missing the last two games with a muscle injury that has also ruled him out of England duty.
That would leave youngster Kyle Walker-Peters as Tottenham's only fit right-back.
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Aurier was the second Tottenham player to pick up an injury on international duty, with Eric Dier hobbling off in the first half of England's 5-0 win over the Czech Republic on Friday night.
Dier won't travel with England to Montenegro for tomorrow's fixture and has instead returned to his club for treatment on a muscle injury.
"I think he will go back to his club. Hopefully not to serious, bit of a muscular injury but he won't be right for our second game," said Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate.
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