Crystal Palace's Marc Guéhi, Michael Olise and Jesurun Rak-Sakyi have been awarded their debut balls by the Premier League.
The Premier League debut balls initiative celebrates the achievement of homegrown players making their first appearance in the top-flight.
Vicente Guaita, meanwhile, was handed a medal for making his 100th Premier League appearance - after some interference from Jack Butland...
The Spanish shot stopper's century of top-flight games came against Arsenal in a 2-2 draw.
You can see him collect his medal for it below.
A debut ball is given to all homegrown debutants who developed at an Academy of a club in the English football pyramid for three years or more before their 21st birthday.
Guéhi was the first of the trio to make his Premier League debut, starting against Chelsea in Palace's first game of the season. He was followed 76 match minutes later by Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, who earned his first professional appearance aged 18 when he replaced Jaïro Riedewald at Stamford Bridge.
Finally, Olise came on in Palace's memorable 3-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur for his top-flight bow. He featured from the 86th-minute and had a hand in the Eagles' third goal, laying the ball off to Conor Gallagher to assist Odsonne Edouard, who also happened to be making his debut.
Watch how the lads reacted below!
