FA Cup

Gary Lineker said the BBC's television coverage of the FA Cup clash between Wolves and Liverpool had been sabotaged after loud pornographic noises were ...

We are investigating how this happened.” A BBC spokesperson said on Twitter: “We apologise to any viewers offended during the live coverage of the football this evening. Once the match kicked off, Lineker revealed the cause, tweeting a picture of a mobile phone and three laughing emojis alongside the words: “Well, we found this taped to the back of the set.

The BBC has apologized after lewd noises were played on air during the broadcaster's live coverage of an FA Cup match.

The BBC appeared to be less amused, and issued a statement saying: "We apologize to any viewers offended during the live coverage of the football this evening." The BBC has apologized after lewd noises were played on air during the broadcaster's live coverage of an FA Cup match, apparently via a mobile phone that a someone playing a prank had hidden in the studio. Lineker later posted on Twitter a picture of a cell phone that he said was "taped to the back of the set" inside the stadium.

Liverpool have secured their first win in four games, with a powerful strike from teenager Harvey Elliott earning them a 1-0 win at Wolves in the FA Cup.

It is great and the reaction we wanted to see." "We had to fight hard at the end of the match, which we controlled for long periods. Wolves were passive for much of the first half before growing into the match after the interval but Liverpool kept them at bay to earn a first win in four games in all competitions.

The culprit behind BBC's embarrassing porn noise blunder during their coverage of Liverpool's FA Cup clash away at Wolves has been revealed.

Match of the Day host Lineker, meanwhile, took to Twitter to explain what had been causing the noises, writing: "Well, we found this taped to the back of the set. , Lineker first challenged his interviewer, making light of it and barely containing his hilarity. Lineker was not the only person involved in the BBC's coverage of the match to find the incident funny.

Mobile phone hidden in studio by prankster emitted loud moaning cries during live broadcast.

During the half-time analysis, Lineker said to Ince and Murphy: “Harvey Elliott’s goal was a screamer … Daniel Jarvis, a self-styled YouTube prankster, claimed he was behind the stunt, posting a video on Twitter that seemed to show him at the TV studio at Molineux. Liverpool won 1-0, having scored the only goal of the game in the first half.

Jurgen Klopp said he got the reaction he wanted after Harvey Elliott's sublime strike put troubled Liverpool back on track with a 1-0 win at Wolves in ...

"We played a really good first half and in the end it was just passion to block the shots. "The goal was exceptional. Wolves had forced the replay with a 2-2 draw at Anfield, but Julen Lopetegui's side were angered when they had a potential winning goal from Toti controversially ruled out for offside in the final seconds. In the bout of soul-searching that followed that embarrassment, Klopp said his struggling team needed to go "back to basics". But Elliott's brilliant long-range effort in the first half at Molineux secured a much-needed first victory in four games in all competitions. Ironically, Liverpool's reward for seeing off Wolves is a return trip to Brighton in the fourth round.

Loud moaning was heard while Gary Lineker presented the third-round replay between Wolves and Liverpool. A confused Linkeker started chuckling after the ...

As sabotage goes it was quite amusing". "As pranks go, it was a good one." "We are investigating how it happened."

The Reds were demolished 3-0 at the Amex in the Premier League on Saturday - with Klopp calling it the worst performance of his managerial career - but believes ...

"In this match it was a pity because we suffered a strange goal in the first half. We had a big ambition to continue in the Cup and now we have to put the focus 100 per cent in the Premier League. "We were compact, together and we had good challenges. "We're sad and frustrated for not continuing in the Cup. "Everybody got that reaction, it was the reaction we needed to show," he said after the third-round replay. "The game was completely different to last time.

Police have said "no criminal offences" occurred when pornographic noises were transmitted during live coverage of the FA Cup clash between Wolves and ...

Gary Lineker was caught offguard during BBC's coverage of the FA Cup Third Round Replays on Tuesday. Just before Lineker went to Alan Shearer in the field, a ...

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Who says soccer is boring? Simon Stacpoole/Offside | Getty Images. Yesterday, as presenters and analysts Gary Lineker, Paul Ince, and Danny Murphy broke ...

He was also banned from traveling abroad for 12 months and was told to attend mandatory rehabilitation for his unhinged (and funny) actions. [The BBC](https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-64310338) issued an apology to viewers, stating, "We [apologize] to any viewers offended during the live coverage of the football this evening." The BBC details that the past October, he was convicted of aggravated trespass after he ran onto a pitch and collided with England cricket player Jonny Bairstow. [pic.twitter.com/0kVE1jlvAI] [January 17, 2023] [The Daily Mail reports](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11648085/How-did-serial-prankster-Daniel-Jarvo-Jarvis-gain-access-BBC-studio.html) that Jarvis also grabbed a free beer after hiding the phone at the studio, laughing, "There was no one to stop us." He added, "If you told me this morning that tonight I'd be on Newsnight talking about a porn scandal, I would have been terrified." Yesterday, as presenters and analysts Gary Lineker, Paul Ince, and Danny Murphy broke down the FA Cup Wolves vs.

The BBC issued an apology on Tuesday after their FA Cup coverage was interrupted by a pornographic audio clip.

We are investigating how this happened." Register for free to Reuters and know the full story "I don't know who's making that noise," said Lineker with a laugh.

Willy Gnonto and Patrick Bamford have both struck twice as Leeds thumped Cardiff 5-2 in their FA Cup third-round replay at Elland Road.

Gnonto gave Leeds a flying start with a stunning volley inside the opening minute and fired home his second after Rodrigo had struck his 11th goal of the season to put his side 3-0 up before the interval. Leeds scored five goals for the first time since beating West Bromwich Albion 5-0 in December 2020 and now face an away tie at Accrington or Boreham Wood. Willy Gnonto and Patrick Bamford have both struck twice as Leeds thumped Cardiff 5-2 in their FA Cup third-round replay at Elland Road.

Two goals each from Gnonto and Bamford in a comfortable 5-2 victory saw Leeds safely into the fourth round of the FA Cup at the expensive of Cardiff.

Suitably spurred Bamford quickly scored again, using the outside of his left foot to elude Alnwick after a lovely one-two with Gelhardt. “We’re very much together,” stressed a manager still to integrate his brand new £35m record signing, the France Under-21s forward Georginio Rutter. Although the Elland Road jury is still out on Marsch he is certainly succeeding in coaxing a tune out of Gnonto. West Yorkshire may be in the midst of a bleak, and bitter, mid-winter but on a night when the outrageously gifted Wilfried Gnonto and a reassuringly sharp Patrick Bamford both scored twice, the That rearguard was soon bisected once more as Gnonto shot his second goal, the ball passing through a defender’s legs before evading Alnwick’s reach. How he could have done without the attacking excellence of Gnonto, Jack Harrison and Rodrigo.

Leeds delivered a 5-2 drumming over Cardiff in the third round fixture with Gnonto, just 19 years old, scoring twice at Elland Road. It was one-way traffic for ...

That was good to see tonight." In 2020, then just 17 years old, he made his debut for Zurich. It was a great start with his first goal," Marsch told ITV. It was another really good performance from him. "He's a really grounded person and I think part of his success is that he's about his work. "He's just a happy guy, he's always just smiling and is one of the kids you want to watch straight away."