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England gamers are being given pickle juice to stop cramps at Euro 2024.
Three Lions full-back Kieran Trippier was falsely accused of doping by followers on social media after he was seen consuming a secret 'magic potion' throughout his aspect's 1-0 win over Serbia on Sunday.
Trippier, who Gareth Southgate is counting on as left-back whereas Luke Shaw recovers from damage, had followers fearing the worst within the closing levels of England’s Euro 2024 opening match when he collapsed to the sector apparently injured.
Fortunately for the England and Newcastle star he solely suffered cramps and was instantly on his ft and stretched his proper leg out on an promoting board earlier than gobbling up two unusual luggage of meals handed to him by a Three Lions physician.
Trippier stayed on the pitch to see out the match and stored a vital clear sheet for England, with Southgate's aspect high of Group C and heading into their second match towards Denmark on Thursday.
Followers are questioning what England full-back Kieran Trippier drank towards Serbia on Sunday.
Trippier was consuming pickle juice, which helps athletes keep away from cramps. Above, tennis participant Daniil Medvedev locations a bottle of drink on his desk through the 2022 Australian Open
Jude Bellingham and Trippier go to the physician to get a sachet through the win over Serbia
The style during which Trippier has quickly improved has led inquisitive followers to query the key potion and its contents, with some even falsely accusing the full-back of 'doping reside on tv'.
“Hey, what's occurring right here? Trippier is giving himself an injection mod sport,” one fan posted on social media.
One other stated: 'When Trippier will get caught doping on reside TV, England must be disqualified.'
Regardless of the weird claims, Trippier was in reality given a sachet of pickle juice and one other containing a high-carb drink referred to as a 'gasoline bomb'.
The Three Lions camp have purchased pickle juice for his or her Euro 2024 marketing campaign because the drink has cramp-fighting properties. It has been discovered to cease cramps as much as 40 per cent sooner than consuming water.
However there's nothing new about England's secret weapon for Euro 2024.
Former Arsenal midfielder Lucas Torreira was handed a bottle of the drink through the Gunners' 2-0 win over Chelsea in 2019.
Tennis gamers similar to Carlos Alcaraz have been noticed consuming the unsavory beverage on court docket, probably the most notable instance being through the Spaniard's five-set win over Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon final summer season.
In 2019, American athlete Frances Tiafoe revealed that pickle juice helped him attain the quarter-finals of the Australian Open.
Pickle juice, which is made up of vinegar, sodium and potassium, prompts a reflex motion within the mouth that alerts the muscle tissue to cease flexing.
Former Arsenal star Lucas Torreira drank pickle juice throughout his crew's win over Chelsea in 2019
Frances Tiafoe stated pickle juice helped him attain the Australian Open quarterfinals
Trippier's health is of paramount significance for England as he continues to function at left-back, with Luke Shaw (above) at the moment struggling to totally get well from damage at Euro 2024.
This drink improves intestine well being with antioxidants, helps management blood sugar ranges, and can also be good for fresh-smelling breath, because it kills harmful micro organism that develop contained in the mouth.
And if England win the Euro Cup, they could proceed consuming even after the ultimate.
It has been reported that pickle juice may even assist treatment alcohol-induced hangovers, so Southgate’s gamers might discover themselves reaching for a bottle the morning after a boozy celebration occasion in Germany.
