There are a few tweaks fans will notice when the Premier League finally returns to action this week after it's coronavirus-enforced hiatus.
One of the most glaring will be the size of the benches, with nine players now allowed to take a seat among the substitutes and at least five allowed on the field.
It is a measure that is set to help clubs deal with the fatigue and lack of match sharpness players will undoubedtly suffer having not kicked a ball since March in any competitive form.
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There have been suggestions that this new ruling is perhaps unfair, with Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder voicing his concern that this will only serve to benefit the bigger sides with more depth to their squads.