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Any player to pocket a Premier League medal has done well - but just how many players have managed the feat with two different clubs?
Leaving World Cup, Euros and Champions League winners medals to one side, a Premier League triumph rides very high on most players' wishlists.
There are a select band of players who have impressively won England's top flight with two teams and your mission this week is to name all NINE of them.
This week isn't as rock hard as some of our recent teasers...so we're expecting some high scores!
Note: In order to win a Premier League officially you need to make at least five appearances. For that reason, we did not include Mark Schwarzer, who played for Chelsea (14/15) and Leicester (15/16), but officially didn't get a Premier League medal.
Also excepted from the list is Owen Hargreaves who won a Premier League medal in 2007/2008 with Manchester United, but only played one game in the Premier League for Man City when the Citizens won the title in 2011/2012.
