A Video Has Emerged Of What Appears To Be A Conversation Between Phil Foden And Mason Greenwood And The Icelandic Girls

A video has emerged of what appears to be a conversation between Phil Foden and Mason Greenwood and the Icelandic girls who visited their hotel room.

Foden and Greenwood will be sent home after breaching the strict coronavirus guidelines following England's win over Iceland on Saturday.

The shamed England duo invited girls back to their hotel room with Gareth Southgate axing the pair of youngsters from the squad ahead of Tuesday's Nations League clash against Denmark.

A leaked video has since surfaced online which claims to be the Snapchat call between Foden and Greenwood and the Icelandic girls.

Foden, 20, and Greenwood, 18, both made their international debuts in the 1-0 victory.

But they won't be considered for England's fixture against Denmark on Tuesday.

Speaking about the Manchester City and Manchester United starlets, England boss Southgate said: "Unfortunately this morning it was brought to my attention that two boys have broken the COVID guidelines in terms of our secure bubble and so we had to decide very quickly that they couldn't have any interaction with the team."

He added: "They've been naive, I recognise their age but the whole world is dealing with this pandemic & there's responsibility on every age group in playing their part and not spreading the virus. They have apologised."

Southgate went on to confirm "nothing happened" in the areas England occupied during their stay in Reykjavik.

When asked if Foden and Greenwood left the hotel, he replied: "I am not going into any more details until I am clear on everything.

"Nobody from outside our party has ben to the areas of the hotel we're occupying.

"We're still getting to the depths of all the information as this was only brought to my attention a couple of hours before training, as you've seen we've had to train in between.

"What is clear is there was a breach of the COVID guideline. We've spent such a long time getting those measures in place and the whole squad have followed that to the letter.

"We've had four tests in the period we've been together, our staff have done an incredible job of keeping that secure and tight which was important both to get the game played, and also for the safety and security of our team and staff.

"In that respect, we have no alternative to doing what we're doing."