Chelsea's Tammy Abraham has apologised after footage emerged of him attending a party with England teammates Ben Chilwell and Jadon Sancho in an apparent breach of national coronavirus rules.
A video, which appears to show the three players at a gathering in London with more than six people present on Saturday, was published by The Sun newspaper.
It comes a month after Phil Foden and Mason Greenwood were sent home for breaching Covd-19 protocols while with Gareth Southgate's England squad in Iceland.
The Sun reports that the FA has seen footage of the party and quotes a spokesman as saying: "There will be no change to the England team at this stage."
The England squad is due to assemble this week ahead of a friendly against Wales on Thursday and Nations League matches against Belgium and Denmark.
Chelsea pair Abraham and Chilwell and Borussia Dortmund's Sancho are all in the 30-man group.
Abraham stars against Crystal Palace
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Chelsea's Ben Chilwell, right, celebrates with Tammy Abraham after scoring the opening goal against Crystal Palace on Saturday, October 3. AP -
Kurt Zouma, No 15, heads home Chelsea's second goal at Stamford Bridge. Getty -
Chelsea's Kurt Zouma, left, celebrates after scoring. AFP -
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard. EPA -
Chelsea goalkeeper Edouard Mendy collects the ball under pressure from Crystal Palace's Cheikhou Kouyate. PA -
Chelsea's Ben Chilwell fires home the first goal. AFP -
Chelsea's Timo Werner under pressure from Luka Milivojevic of Palace. Reuters -
Chelsea full-back Ben Chilwell, left, celebrates after scoring. EPA -
Palace's James McArthur heads the ball. EPA -
Chelsea's Kai Havertz on the attack. Getty -
Cesar Azpilicueta tells Tammy Abraham that the striker will not be taking the penalty that resulted in Chelsea's fourth goal. AFP -
Chelsea goalkeeper Edouard Mendy. Reuters -
Chelsea attacker Tammy Abraham controls the ball. PA -
Chelsea substitute Christian Pulisic shoots at goal. Reuters -
Jorginho scores Chelsea's fourth goal from the penalty spot. Reuters -
Palace's Tyrick Mitchell pleads his innocence after a penalty was awarded for his trip on Tammy Abraham that led to Chelsea's third goal. Getty
It was reported the party was organised as a surprise gathering for Abraham's 23rd birthday.
The forward has apologised, telling the newspaper: "I arrived home to find a small surprise gathering.
"Though I was totally unaware this was planned, I would like to wholeheartedly apologise for the naivety shown for the organisation and attending of this gathering.
"All I can do now is learn from it, apologise to everyone and ensure it never happens again."
