Published 13:21 IST, March 18th 2020
Diogo Dalot plays alongside Bruno Fernandes while in self-quarantine; watch video
Manchester United stars Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot were seen practising shots in a video posted by the latter. Coronavirus has forced league's suspension.
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As Premier League stands suspended fearing the coronavirus pandemic, football stars have been asked to undergo self-isolation. As with other club players, Manchester United stars have been put under self-quarantine too. A video of United stars Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes practising together in self-isolation has emerged.
Man United players self-quarantine: Diogo Dalot, Bruno Fernandes practice shooting
Quarantine life’s 😅
— Diogo Dalot (@DalotDiogo) March 17, 2020
After all.. who won it, @B_Fernandes8? 😂
Let people decide.. pic.twitter.com/mcgKpquyZ1
In the video posted by Diogo Dalot on Twitter, he is seen playing alongside his Man United teammate Bruno Fernandes. The duo appears to work on their shooting skills. Diogo Dalot mocks Bruno Fernandes, as he copies Fernandes' celebration after netting past him. Meanwhile, Fernandes does Cristiano Ronaldo’s ‘Siiii celebration.’
Man United players self-quarantine: Fans react to Diogo Dalot's video
They better of have washed their hands after touching the 🌲 🤣🤣🤣
— Poch In (@anas_488) March 17, 2020
Cr7 style
— Ayantunde Adewale (Omo Idowu) (@adewaleyclassic) March 17, 2020
Bruno won! go get the ball!!😠😅
— 324 (@uchechukwu324) March 17, 2020
Bruno looking for a ball in a tree in a backyard is what I needed to see today 😂
— Joe (@Joe444497) March 17, 2020
Love this brotherhood between you lads
— Liam (@Utd_Liam_) March 17, 2020
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13:21 IST, March 18th 2020