Chelsea's Kalidou Koulibaly believes it is 'amazing' Premier League games are being halted so Muslim players can break their Ramadan fast.
Several English league fixtures have stopped midway through the first-half, just after sunset, so players fasting for the Islamic holy month can take on board food and drink.
Among them was Chelsea's goalless draw with Liverpool last week, when Koulibaly, Wesley Fofana and N'Golo Kante had the opportunity to re-energise on the touchline.
Last month, Stamford Bridge became the first Premier League stadium to hold and Open Iftar event - opening their doors to hundreds from the local community to break their fast pitchside.