Tottenham Hotspur have been struck by a Covid outbreak in their camp, football.london understands.
Spurs face a busy fixture schedule with the visit of Rennes in the Europa Conference League on Thursday night and then a trip to Brighton in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon.
Next Thursday, the north London side travel to Leicester City before Liverpool visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday December 19.
However, Tottenham boss Antonio Conte's plans have been thrown into disarray by a number of players and coaching staff testing positive for Covid.
Before any decision can be made over what happens next for the fixtures this week, football.london understands that those who tested positive using a lateral flow test will undergo a further PCR test on Tuesday.
The club did have two players earlier in the season recording false positive tests and then negatives on two follow-up tests.
Should this outbreak prove to be confirmed then it could affect the games ahead depending on the numbers involved and also whether any further cases emerge.
While a precedent has been set for Premier League matches being postponed due to one club having a Covid outbreak within its camp, it is a slightly different case in the Europa Conference League.
The UEFA rules for the competition suggest that a match would only be in jeopardy if "less than 13 players registered on the A list or no registered goalkeeper are available".
As things stand, football.london understands that Tottenham would be able to fulfil that fixture on Thursday night.
