Sean and Matty Longstaff are working hard to cement their place together in the heart of Newcastle United's midfield.
But it turns out the talented brothers are also teaming up off the pitch on other ventures.
The media team at United allowed the North Shields duo to take charge of filming and commentating a finishing drill at the club's Benton base.
Older brother Sean was tasked with filming the action while Matty provided the alternative commentary for his team-mates' attempts on goal.
The club shared the footage on social media of their efforts following the team's main training session.
Paul Dummett and Jetro Willems were tasked with supplying crosses from the left flank to rotating forwards Miguel Almiron, Dwight Gayle, Joelinton, Allan Saint-Maximin, and Yoshinori Muto.
Highlights from the two-minute long package include Matty's claims that Muto has the "best hips in Newcastle", while the 19-year-old adds one particularly poor cross from Dummett can be found in "recently deleted".
Sean admits his camera work "needs some work", with his younger brother even saying at one point the camera angle "isn't great".
The brothers made their first start together in the victory over Manchester United at St James' Park , and kept their places for the narrow defeat at Chelsea.
