SKY SPORTS were forced to apologise after a major sound glitch ruined Tottenham’s opening goal at Sheffield United.
Serge Aurier gave Tottenham the lead after heading home Son Heung-min’s corner in the fifth minute at Bramall Lane.
Aurier scored Tottenham’s opener after five minutes at Bramall Lane, with Sky Sports’ audio blunder a real spoilerCredit: News Group Newspapers Ltd
But fans were robbed of their moment of celebration after the audio of the goal was played BEFORE the goal went in due to a sound issue.
Sky Sports viewers had already vented their frustration on social media after they heard of Steven Bergwijn’s shot being saved before seeing it unfold on their screens.
But after having their all-important opening goal ruined, Twitter erupted in a sea of frustrated Spurs fans.
It prompted Sky Sports commentator Bill Leslie to apologise live on air during the game.
Leslie said: “If you’re having problems with the sound, we apologise.
“We are having some audio problems we are working to fix.
“Hopefully we’ll have those right sooner rather than later.”
Fortunately for viewers, the sound issue WAS fixed before Tottenham went 2-0 up.
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Aurier celebrated his early goal but fans were left infuriated by Sky’s gaffeCredit: News Group Newspapers Ltd
Harry Kane’s well-placed shot from just outside the box nestled into the back of the net five minutes before the break to put Spurs on course for all three points.
David McGoldrick threatened to make things interesting after he headed home John Fleck’s cross on the hour mark.
But Tanguy Ndombele killed the game off within three minutes of McGoldrick’s goal as he restored Tottenham’s two-goal cushion.
The 3-1 win moved Spurs above Everton and Manchester City – temporarily, at least – into fourth.
Sheff Utd, meanwhile, sit dead last with just five points form their 19 games.
The Blades are 11 points adrift of Burnley in 17th – with the Clarets also having two games in hand.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
