Bolton Wanderers' Fabrice Muamba remained in a "critical condition" as he continued his fight for life on Sunday.
Muamba was rushed to hospital after collapsing towards the end of the first half of an FA Cup quarter-final at Tottenham on Saturday.
It was later confirmed the 23-year-old had suffered a cardiac arrest.
A joint statement issued by the hospital and Bolton at 8.30pm local time (2030GMT) Sunday said: "Fabrice Muamba remains in a critical condition in intensive care in the Heart Attack Centre at the London Chest Hospital.
"There will be no further update tonight (Sunday)."
Bolton chairman Phil Gartside, after visiting Muamba in hospital with manager Owen Coyle on Sunday, released a statement, which read: "I know Fabrice's family have been overwhelmed by the huge outpouring of kindness, from people visiting the hospital to leave cards to those sending messages and emails.
"On behalf of our club, I would like to thank the Premier League, the FA and all the clubs who have been in touch to offer their support.
"This has extended worldwide with FIFA, UEFA and the global footballing family also."
Following Muamba's on-field collapse, World Cup final referee Howard Webb took the players off the field and then, with the agreement of both clubs, abandoned a tie where the score had stood at 1-1.
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