TOTTENHAM duo Serge Aurier and Moussa Sissoko broke coronavirus guidelines just a fortnight after Jose Mourinho was slammed for ignoring the rules.
The Ivorian full-back shared a video of himself wearing a mask while training with his Spurs team-mate on social media before swiftly deleting it.
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Sergee Aurier and Moussa Sissoko trained together despite the coronavirus guidelines
Serge Aurier wore a mask in the video uploaded to social media before it was swiftly deleted
Written in French, Aurier captioned the post: “Work with my bro.”
But they now face punishment after a club spokesman said: “We shall be speaking to both players involved.”
The mindless stunt came just a fortnight after Tottenham chief Mourinho was criticised for leading a training session for some of his stars in a public London park.
Earlier this month, pictures showed the Spurs boss doing drills with players on Hadley Common in North London.
Spurs warned their stars not to break social distancing guidelines after two separate videos posted online showed players ignoring the advice to stay at least 6ft apart.
‘REINFORCE THE MESSAGE’
A club spokesperson said: “All of our players have been reminded to respect social distancing when exercising outdoors. We shall continue to reinforce this message.”
But Tottenham boss Mourinho, who was wearing the club’s official training kit was filmed conducting a training drill involving what looked like three players with members of the public just yards away.
SunSport understands one of the players was £65million record signing Tanguy Ndombele.
An online video showed Davinson Sanchez and Ryan Sessegnon jogging around the same park much closer together than the government’s recommended two metres apart.
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And in yet another posting, Aurier could also be seen flouncing the safety measures as he trained closely with a pal.
Now the very same player, Aurier, has been at it again after training alongside Sissoko.
Both players could be disciplined by the club after they revealed they would receive a talking-to.
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