Tottenham may have to do without Harry Kane and Dele Alli for the second leg of the Champions League quarter-final against Manchester City.
Spurs have confirmed that Kane has suffered a 'significant' ligament injury to his ankle while Alli has fractured his left hand.
The latter is still in contention to face Huddersfield this weekend but a decision is yet to be made. The prognosis for the England captain seems somewhat more ominious.
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The club's statement read: "Following assessment over the past two days, we can confirm that Harry Kane has sustained a significant lateral ligament injury to his left ankle following a challenge in our Champions League quarter-final, first leg win against Manchester City.
"Investigations are ongoing and he will continue to be assessed by our medical staff over the coming week.
"We can also confirm that examinations have revealed that Dele Alli fractured his left hand during Tuesday's fixture.
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"The England midfielder will now be assessed to determine his availability for this weekend's fixture against Huddersfield Town."
Some Spurs fans were quick to blame Manchester City for the injuries suffered during the first half of the tie, while other simply couldn't believe Spurs' luck. See what they had to say below:
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