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Tottenham vs Leyton Orient Live Stream: The testing of players is not mandatory in the English Football League – as it is in the Premier League – with the authorities content to insist on stringent hygiene measures and work-place social distancing. They say that the evidence shows there is a minimal risk of transition of the virus via training and playing outdoors. Spurs, though, wanted a degree of reassurance before the third-round tie and they paid for Orient’s first-team squad to be tested after the 2-2 draw at home to Mansfield on Saturday. The huge number of positive results – understood to be well into double figures – have shocked the east London club, with Orient announcing on Monday lunchtime that they had closed their stadium and training ground until further notice.

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It is believed Spurs are not happy with that prospect amid fears of the risk of infection just days ahead of a Europa League tie.

The final decision is with Public Health England.

The EFL have been working with the clubs to find a resolution, with Spurs showing their support for their neighbours.

But with zero space left in a congested fixture programme there are no possible dates for the game to be rescheduled.
Tottenham Hotspur make the short journey to East London on Tuesday night where they’ll face Leyton Orient in the Carabao Cup.

The third round tie sees the League Two side entertain their Premier League neighbours at The Breyer Group Stadium, also known as Brisbane Road.

While it’s unclear if Harry Kane will feature against the club he was loaned out to in 2011, his presence will still be felt.

The England forward has sponsored Leyton Orient’s shirts for £125,000 this season and donated the space to three good causes.

Spurs’ fourth – and most recent triumph – in the competition came in 2008, while their hosts’ best showing is a fifth round (quarter-final) appearance in the 1961/62 season.
The majority of Leyton Orient’s first team squad have tested positive for Covid-19, leading to the expectation that their Carabao Cup game at home to Tottenham on Tuesday will be called off, with a decision set for the morning, and serious questions being asked about the biosecurity of League Two.

The Guardian understands that Mansfield plan to lodge a formal complaint with the EFL, arguing that Orient players should have been tested before Saturday’s match given their manager, Ross Embleton, revealed there were a “number of people suffering with illnesses” in his pre-match press conference.