Leicester City are to seek government advice after the UK government imposed a localised lockdown on the area following a spike in COVID-19 cases.
Ten percent of recorded infections in the UK last week occurred in the city, meaning all non-essential shops must close from Tuesday, as well as most schools.
Health secretary Matt Hancock has also warned local residents to stay at home and avoid all but non-essential travel in a bid to prevent a further spike of infections.
Leicester are due to host Crystal Palace at the King Power stadium next Saturday and now want clarification over whether that game can go ahead as planned.