Four games into the 2016-17 Premier League season, which team is the hardest working based on their distance covered?
Does your club crack the top of the pile when it comes to sweating for the cause, or are they languishing at the bottom?
WE'RE four games into what is already shaping up to be a hotly-contested Premier League season.
Manchester City top the table - the only club to maintain their 100 per cent record after their 2-1 derby win over Manchester United - with a host of clubs breathing down their necks.
If we've learnt anything from last season, it's that the title will go to whichever team wants it more.
It sounds obvious, but despite having far from the strongest squad in 2015-16, Claudio Ranieri's Leicester romped home to the title, just 12 months after performing the great escape in avoiding relegation.
With Riyad Mahrez, Jamie Vardy, N'Golo Kante and Co fighting tooth and nail, no one could catch the Fearless Foxes.
But could there be another 'Leicester' this year?
SunSport has run the numbers and taken a look at which players - and teams - have covered the most distance so far in the Premier League this season.
Starting with teams, Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool top the pile, racking up a whopping 464.8km through their first four games - averaging 116.2km per game.
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The Reds had a tough start in the Prem this season, battling Arsenal, Burnley and Tottenham away, before taking on champions Leicester at home.
Their seven points suggest they are willing to put in the hard graft and do whatever it takes to get their hands on that elusive title, having not won the top flight since 1990.
It's easy to see why the club are top of the distance rankings - with THREE of the top four individual runners coming out of Anfield.
Jordan Henderson ranks second - behind only Burnley's George Boyd (49.6km) - on 48km, while Roberto Firmino and Adam Lallana follow with 46.9km and 46.5km respectively.
Manchester City are the league's second biggest runners on 457.8km as a team - with Kevin De Bruyne the stand-out name on 46km - good for sixth in the player charts.
Tottenham come in third on 455km, with Burnley, Arsenal and West Brom completing the top six.
Down at the bottom end, Sunderland sit at the foot of the table on just 418km, while Jose Mourinho's Manchester United are second-last on 427.7km - despite Marouane Fellaini's 45.7km effort, good for eighth in the league.
West Ham, Crystal Palace and Chelsea round off the bottom five.
Check out the full list of the top-running players, as well as the best - and worst - teams in terms of distance covered, above...