An increasing number of Premier League stars are using revolutionary virtual reality training to maintain their technique during the coronavirus pandemic.
Many top-flight clubs, including leaders Liverpool, have told their squads to stay away from training and are unsure when sessions will resume.
So players are using virtual reality technology developed by Manchester-based firm Rezzil in their own homes.
The device, with a headset, foot and shinpad sensors, is growing a reputation for aiding rehabilitation from injuries at the elite level, and could now help players retain sharpness during isolation.