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Fans love amazing moment Brandon Williams furiously grabs rival, realises it’s Christian Eriksen and hugs him instead

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NORWICH defender Brandon Williams almost lost his temper with his Brentford rival… until he realised that he was challenged by Christian Eriksen.

The 21-year-old was caught in a 50/50 challenge with the Danish superstar during Norwich’s clash with Brentford on Saturday.

Williams was furious at first until he realised who the other player wasCredit: Reuters
Brandon Williams looks furiously at Christian Eriksen on the ground
Williams grins as he realises it’s Eriksen and gives him a hug
Williams and Eriksen both laugh after the incident

Both players went to ground as a result, but the challenge appeared to make Williams very angry.

He looked like he was about to do something that would have potentially seen him booked by the referee, but when he realised that it was Eriksen he decided to give him a hug instead.

Fans took to twitter to discuss the incident, and many found it hilarious.

One person tweeted: “Brandon Williams slowly realising it’s Eriksen he’s shoving in the chest before hugging him is everything.”

Another said: “Brandon Williams was about to scrap till he realised it was Eriksen!”

Someone else added: “Brandon Williams was about to throw hands until he saw it was Eriksen!”

Once he realised it was Eriksen he leaned in for a hugCredit: Reuters

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Eriksen made his first start for the Bees on Saturday and marked the occasion with an assist.

It was his first appearance in a starting line-up since his cardiac arrest at Euro 2020 – 266 days ago.

The Bees went on to win the game 3-1, with Ivan Toney claiming all three goals.

Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk

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