Tottenham face opposition from other clubs left in the FA Cup to the prospect of them playing at Wembley in the semi-finals, according to The Times.
The newspaper reports that clubs are unhappy that if Tottenham reach the last four they will effectively then have a home match at Wembley, where semi-finals are usually held and Spurs are playing home games while their new stadium is being built.
However, The Times say the Football Association will resist any opposition to a semi-final involving Tottenham being played at the national stadium.
Spurs face a fifth-round replay against Rochdale after drawing 2-2 away to the League One club on Sunday.
The winners of the tie will face Swansea or Sheffield Wednesday in the quarter-finals.
Meanwhile, the Daily Mirror say Chelsea refused to sell Michy Batshuayi to Borussia Dortmund because they believe he still has a future at Stamford Bridge.
The German club, who signed the striker on loan last month, were apparently keen to sign him on a permanent basis.
And Carlo Ancelotti has turned down Paris St-Germain because he wants to manage in England, preferably London, again, the Mirror say.
Ancelotti has been linked with a return to Chelsea and been touted as a possible replacement for Arsene Wenger at Arsenal.
The Mirror say Chelsea still think highly of their former manager but that ex-Barcelona boss Luis Enrique is the favourite to take over from Antonio Conte, and that Arsenal would prefer a younger man when Wenger eventually leaves.