UEFA has affirmed Tottenham's deferred Europa Conference League match against Rennes won't be rescheduled.
Spikes declared on Wednesday that Thursday's apparatus couldn't happen after eight players and five individuals from staff tried positive for Covid.
Rennes scrutinized Tottenham for making a "one-sided choice" and blamed Spurs for an "absence of reasonable play".
Talks between the two clubs have been continuous over another date however UEFA has said "an answer that could work for the two clubs couldn't be found" and the outcome will currently be chosen by UEFA's Control, Ethics, and Disciplinary Body.
Tottenham is in danger of relinquishing the game. UEFA guidelines express "the club that can't play the match will be considered answerable for the match not occurring and the match will be announced by the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body to be relinquished by the club, which will be considered to have lost the match 3-0."
Be that as it may, it is perceived the result relies upon a few things, including whether Spurs had an adequate number of players to satisfy the installation, regardless of whether they or Rennes were reluctant to track down another date, and furthermore testing intricacies.
A UEFA articulation said: "Following a COVID-19 flare-up in the group of Tottenham Hotspur FC in front of the UEFA Europa Conference League bunch stage match against Stade Rennais FC, booked to occur on 9 December 2021 in London, the match couldn't happen.
"As per Annex J of the UEFA Europa Conference League guidelines, UEFA, in collaboration with the two clubs attempted to track down a practical arrangement to reschedule the match, in order to guarantee the gathering stage could be finished as needs are.
"Sadly, in spite of all endeavors, an answer that could work for the two clubs couldn't be found.
"As a result, the match can presently don't be played and the matter will, in this way, be alluded to the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body for a choice to be taken as per Annex J of the previously mentioned rivalry guidelines."
Rennes have as of now arrived at the keep going 16 as Group G champs, while Tottenham is third, three focuses behind Vitesse, who beat NS Mura on Thursday. The gathering of other participants will get a spot in a play-off for the last 16.
Tottenham's Premier League game at Brighton on Sunday has as of now been delayed. Prods are next in real life against Leicester on December 16.
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