Leeds United academy star Ronnie McGrath has showcased his skills in BBC MOTDx's challenge, where he scored huge points.
McGrath, 16, has featured eight times for the Whites in the U-18 Premier League this season - with the right-sided winger scoring once in the process.
The teenager made his debut for the U18s at the age of 15, with his impressive progress earning him call-ups to England's youth system.
Given his impressive résumé already, it's hardly a surprise that the BBC wanted him to have a go at their 50-second challenge, where the key is to showcase your ball control and technique.
First up in the challenge, McGrath's job was to weave in and out of some mannequins with the ball not allowed to touch the ground.
The winger's close ball control was evident right from the off as he eased past the first set of obstacles, before volleying the ball for a one-two where he then had to place it into the back of a small net.
He then had to run to some cones placed about 30-35 yards from goal, where he received a lobbed ball, touched it down beautifully and clipped the ball onto the crossbar.
McGrath then had the ball laid off to him and smashed it past the goalkeeper first time, before rebounding the ball off a board, swivelling and finding the top corner from the edge of the box.
The Leeds ace finished the challenge with an impressive 12 seconds remaining, recording 19 points - and finishing in first-place.
Speaking after he completed the 50-second skills challenge, McGrath said: "I loved it. It's been really good. It's a really good score, really good."
The Whites starlet finished above Keelan Williams of Burnley, Amani Richards of Arsenal and Delano Splatt of Fulham.
