THE BBC were left embarrassed after bizarre ‘porn noises’ made their way into the studio during their live coverage of Wolves vs Liverpool in the FA Cup.
Gary Lineker, who was presenting BBC One’s coverage of Match of the Day on Tuesday night was mid-conversation with colleague Alan Shearer when the hilarious noises began.
Lineker said: ‘I don’t know who’s making that noise…’ while trying to hold it together during the gaffe.
The former England striker then revealed on Twitter once the game had started that a secret mobile phone had been planted in the studio.
And it’s now apparently become clear that the man behind the stunt is notorious prankster ‘Jarvo 69’, also known is ‘BMW Jarvo’.
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Jarvo 69’s YouTube channel live streamed the prank from his living room, with the video title ‘We Pranked Wolves vs Liverpool FA Cup sex sound’.
The prankster can be seen speaking to a fellow assailant on the phone while live coverage of the game is on the TV behind him.
And when the noises begin in the studio, Jarvo 69, real name Daniel Jarvis, and his pals burst out laughing, knowing their prank had come good.
However, it’s not the only stunt Jarvis has pulled, as he’s previously raided the pitch at the Champions League between Real Madrid and Liverpool last year.
Jarvis managed to hug the goalscorer Vinicius Jr, shake hands with Casemiro and Eden Hazard, and he even spoke to Gareth Bale.
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He’s also been on the pitch at Headinhly cricket ground too, getting close to Jonny Baitstow.
Jarvis has previously managed to sing the national anthem with the New Zealand rugby team as well.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
