Sean Dyche has challenged his Burnley squad to find the silver lining in Robbie Brady's season-wrecking injury.
The Republic of Ireland international suffered a torn patella tendon in a collision with Leicester's Harry Maguire and, though the Clarets have not confirmed his campaign is over, a six-month layoff is expected.
That is frustrating news for player and club, with Brady a key creative outlet and dead-ball specialist in Burnley's rise to seventh in the Premier League table, but Dyche wants others to step forward in his absence.
Scott Arfield is the most obvious stand-in on the left flank, with full-back Charlie Taylor representing a wildcard option, and a tactical switch is also possible should Dyche wish to accommodate an extra attacker.