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          Coronavirus lockdown: Man City striker Aguero reacts exactly like FIFA character

          • Chris Wright, Toe Poke writerApr 26, 2020, 10:04 AM

          With almost all football postponed indefinitely because of the coronavirus pandemic, star players have found themselves at a loose end.

          With many training grounds off-limits, clubs have sent footballers home, where they're adhering to an isolation period for the next few weeks. How are they passing the time?

          ESPN will be keeping a daily eye on what the world's best are up to, as well as how clubs are keeping busy by battling in online competitions against each other.

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          Sergio Aguero

          It's nice to know Manchester City striker Aguero gets upset about missing a goal in FIFA almost exactly as he does in real life.

          Points for accuracy, EA Sports.

          A wider angle of Aguero's gaming has revealed that he's really found a use for all those Premier League player of the month trophies he's won over the years...

          Toby Alderweireld

          Alderweireld made sure to remind quarantined Tottenham fans that Sunday was supposed to be the big day. The North London derby will have to wait for another day.

          Neymar

          PSG forward Neymar indulged his musical side by sitting at the piano and tinkling out a John Legend song.

          Matheus Pereira

          Pereira, like many footballers, is honing his skills in the garden. But the West Brom forward might have to pop next door and ask for his ball back after this one ...

          Cristiano Ronaldo

          Of course, it probably goes without saying that Juventus star Ronaldo is still working out.

          The reverse Ronaldo

          A baseball cap and a little too long in the sun gave Twitter user Roy Thomas a case of the reverse Ronaldos.

          The legendary Brazilian striker made his own choice to create this haircut back in 2002 and later revealed it was so people would forget about a leg injury he was carrying at the World Cup.

          "Everybody was talking about the hair and forgot about the injury," he said. "I could stay more calm and relaxed and focused on my training. I'm not proud about the hair itself because it was pretty strange. But it was a good way to change the subject."

          Any niggles you need to distract from, Roy? Now is the time.