Derby County have fined Tom Lawrence and Mason Bennett six weeks' wages and ordered them to perform 80 hours of community service.
A team bonding session on 24 September - in which alcohol was permitted in moderation - ended with Lawrence crashing his car into a lamppost after he, Bennett and captain Richard Keogh continued drinking once many of their teammates had left. The latter sustained a serious knee injury that will keep him out of action until the start of next season.

Bennett is the youngest player to ever represent the Rams, having made his debut in 2011 at the age of 15, whilst Lawrence joined the Midlands outfit from Leicester City in 2017.
An official statement on the club's website read: "
"Both Lawrence and Bennett are therefore being fined the equivalent of six weeks’ wages – the maximum contractual limit - and will serve an additional 80 hours of community and rehabilitation, which will include a drink aware course.

Lawrence and Bennett, 25 and 23 respectively, were released on bail by local authorities, but will learn attend a court hearing on 15 October to decide what additional punishment the duo should receive.
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