Barcelona manager Quique Setien certainly mixed things up in training on Saturday as he had his players go through a drill blindfolded.
The Catalan club were gearing up for Sunday's clash with Real Betis when their new manager introduced the unique exercise.
The likes of Antoine Griezmann and Arturo Vidal were seen taking part in the excercise, designed to amplify the senses and awareness on the pitch.
Barcelona currently sit second in La Liga, three points adrift of league leaders Real Madrid.
Setien says he is expecting a 'special game' as he returns to former club Real Betis on Sunday for the first time since stepping into his new role.
The 61-year-old left the Andalusian club in May before replacing the dismissed Ernesto Valverde at the helm of Barca in January.
