We're in the midst of the dreaded international break where, let's be honest, things aren't particularly eventful.
The major international tournaments bring an excitement like no other, but the games that happen in the middle of the season don't exactly get us out of our seat - even if there are some decent friendly fixtures in the next few days.
With a mouthwatering month of football on the way in April, it's no surprise that fans cannot wait for club football to resume.
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Anyway enough of that.
If there's only one good thing to come from the international break, it's that you get some tidy goals scoring in national team in training and Chelsea defender Cesar Azpilicueta has produced one.
The Chelsea man is known for his solid reading of the game in the Chelsea back three, but isn't the most potent in training. The defender has netted four times in his Chelsea career - the most recent of which was a netbuster against Leicester City in the EFL cup back in September.
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But he's shown that it wasn't a one-off and demonstrated his ability from range again by curling home a lovely strike in Spain training.
In a small-sided game during Julen Lopetegui's La Roja training session, the former Marseille man receives the ball from Gerard Deulofeu and without even needing to take a first touch, fires one in off the crossbar with his supposedly weaker foot.
Even better, it's past Manchester United and Spain No.1 David De Gea, who can only watch on as the ball flies into the top bins.
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Watching the goal in slow motion makes for great viewing:
Credit: Se Futbol
Spain take on Israel in a World Cup qualifier on Friday and then take on France in a friendly on Tuesday.
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Chelsea supporters will likely be hoping that their fan favourite can produce another fine strike before the end of the season.
(h/t Metro)
Featured Image Credit: Se Futbol
Topics: International Football, Spain