Brighton chief executive Paul Barber remains cautiously optimistic after the Premier League began phase one of its restart plan.
Teams returned to socially-distanced training this week having not played since the top flight was halted on March 13 with all players and staff required to undergo coronavirus testing.
There were six positive tests from 748 across 19 clubs with two members of Watford staff - including defender Adrian Mariappa - and Burnley assistant manager Ian Woan having contracted the virus.
Barber confirmed the Seagulls did not have any further positive tests this week - having already had three players contract coronavirus - and is upbeat as the Premier League tries to resume.