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      ‘Sadly I’ve never heard that noise’ – Laura Woods and Ally McCoist in hysterics over BBC’S FA Cup porn prank

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      TALKSPORT pundits Ally McCoist and Laura Woods were left in stitches after the BBC was victim of a porn prank during their coverage of Wolves vs Liverpool.Viewers were left stunned as a bizarre “porn noise” interrupted their coverage of the Wolves vs Liverpool FA Cup clash.
      Gary Lineker had to contend with porn noises during the BBC’s pre-match coverage of Wolves vs LiverpoolCredit: BBC
      A strategically placed mobile phone was to blame for the noisesCredit: TWITTER@GARYLINEKER
      The incident left talkSPORT presenter All McCoist in stitchesCredit: TALKSPORT
      The sound of the moaning lady played in the background as Match of the Day host Gary Lineker and pundits Paul Ince, Alan Shearer and Danny Murphy tried their best to give in-depth analysis.
      The prank was set up by YouTuber Jarvo, who taped a mobile phone to the desk and set the porn noise as a ringtone and called it.
      And it prompted talkSPORT presenter Woods to conduct a thorough sweep of their studio before going on the airwaves on Wednesday morning.
      She said: “I brought a SWAT team in here this morning to double-check every single chair, everyone’s device, nothing is leaking in this studio in terms of audio, or hopefully anything else!”
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      McCoist said of the hilarious incident: “I thought for a minute, I wasn’t too happy because I’m watching it while I was actually at the Pink Floyd tribute concert.
      “But when I saw the highlights of it, I’m looking at Gary, and I know Danny Murphy is in the studio.
      “And I’m thinking to myself, ‘that’s unbelievable.’
      “On ITV we only get a cup of tea, they are having the time of there life there! Danny’s having the time of his life!’”
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      Woods jokingly asked: “Is that where all of our taxpayers’ money goes?”
      Former Rangers and Scotland hitman McCoist replied: “I think so!
      “At ITV we only get a cup of tea and maybe a sandwich, and they are getting added perks like that, that’s incredible.”
      But McCoist drew a huge laugh from Woods and listeners by saying: “Sadly I’ve never heard that!
      “I’ve never heard those kind of sounds in my life!
      “The only time I’ve heard that is on the phone!”
      Woods explained the prank that has got many a person in trouble by saying: “So basically it was the top of the show, the guys were in the studio, it was the FA Cup third round replay, Gary Lineker was hosting it.
      “It was Wolves against Liverpool, and Danny Murphy was just in mid flow with explaining just his thoughts on football really, and you know that thing when someone pranks you, you open your phone and turn it up really loud, and then it’s a woman enjoying herself, sexually.”
      McCoist interjected, saying: “Enjoying herself? She was having the time of her life!”
      Laura Woods saw the funny side of the prankCredit: TALKSPORT
      He added: “I’m going to say it, I’m going to put my cards on the table, guys have got to message us this morning, because I’ve got an admission to make, for the best part of 40 years I must been doing it wrong!
      “Because I’ve not heard that. I’ve been doing it wrong for 40 years!”
      McCoist loved the prank by Jarvo, which Lineker himself later laughed at.
      But the Scot then bizarrely asked listeners how to elicit a similar reaction in his personal life.
      He said: “I mean that is genius, they’ve thought about that.
      “Did they (BBC pundits) try and talk over it?
      “Because there was no talking over that lady. She was on a different planet.
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      “I know this probably isn’t the show for it, but what brings that on?
      “Is it a move that brings that on? Listeners, we want to know, is there a move that can bring that noise in real life.” More

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      Sky Sports host Kelly Cates stuns fans with X-rated joke about BBC porn prank as she responds to Gary Lineker’s tweet

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      SKY SPORTS presenter Kelly Cates had fans in stitches with an X-rated joke about the BBC’s porn controversy.A bizarre “porn noise” interrupted the pre-match build up to Liverpool’s 1-0 FA Cup win over Wolves, leaving viewers stunned.
      Sky Sports presenter Kelly Cates stunned fans with her X-rated response to Gary LinekerCredit: Rex
      The BBC’s FA Cup coverage was interrupted by “porn noises” that came from a mobile phone hidden on setCredit: @GaryLineker
      Lineker himself was taken aback by the sounds while presenting Wolves vs LiverpoolCredit: BBC
      It was later revealed that a mobile phone had been strapped to the TV set at Molineux by a notorious prankster.
      Daniel Jarvis, who is a serial pitch invader, activated the sexy sounds ring-tone by calling the mobile as he watched BBC1.
      After discovering the device, BBC host Gary Lineker, 62, posted a picture of it to Twitter and said: “Well, we found this taped to the back of the set. As sabotage goes it was quite amusing.”
      And Cates, 47, left fans stunned with her X-rated response to broadcasting legend Lineker.
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      She quote retweeted the picture of the taped-up phone, and wrote: “A strap on.”
      Her pun raised the eyebrows of some Twitter uses, while others crowned Cates’ post as “Tweet of the year” already.
      One fan wrote: “Is something I never thought I’d see Kelly Cates tweet. 2023… the gift that keeps on giving.”
      Another surprised fan responded: “Hahahaha I didn’t expect that tweet.”
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      A third replied to Cates: “Going to call it… funniest tweet of 2023.”
      And another added: “Tweet of the year!”
      The BBC issued an apology after the honking noises interrupted their coverage.
      But Lineker claimed they had “nothing to apologise for”, and in fact he found the whole thing “funny”.
      He told Newsnight: “If you told me this morning that tonight I’d be on Newsnight talking about a porn scandal I would have been terrified.
      “When it started, I did recognise that sound. I think we’ve all been done with that when you open up a WhatsApp or something.
      “It was so loud I couldn’t hear anything that either Danny Murphy or even when I spoke to Alan Shearer. I could hardly hear what they said when the thing was going on.
      “I have to say I think it’s funny.”
      He added: “The BBC have issued some sort of apology, I know not why. It’s certainly got nothing to apologise for.
      “It was quite hard to carry on the pre-match build-up and take it seriously when this was going on in the background.
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      “It added to the whole game actually. I don’t think anyone cared for the game. We had a screamer of a goal which was kind of the tone of the whole show in some ways.
      “As pranks go, it was a good one and credit to them. It was funny I thought.” More

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      Gary Lineker breaks silence after ‘porn noises’ are played live in studio but says BBC has ‘nothing to apologise for’

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      GARY LINEKER has insisted that BBC has “nothing to apologise for” after last night’s porn noise controversy.Viewers were left stunned as a bizarre “porn noise” interrupted their coverage of the Wolves vs Liverpool FA Cup clash.
      Gary Lineker was left red-faced when a porn noise interrupted BBC’s coverage of Wolves vs LiverpoolCredit: BBC
      The noise continued live on air as he spoke to Alan Shearer up in the gantryCredit: BBC/UNPIXS
      The BBC issued a grovelling apology after the incidentCredit: Getty
      Lineker told Newsnight he saw the funny side of it and said BBC had nothing to apologise forCredit: BBC
      Pundits Lineker and Alan Shearer struggled to hide their embarrassment as they were forced to compete with an odd noise that viewers likened to a porn film.
      It was later revealed that a notorious prankster had hidden a mobile phone on the TV set at Molineux for Liverpool’s FA Cup win at Wolves. 
      Daniel Jarvis, who is a serial pitch invader, then activated the sexy sounds ring-tone simply by ringing the mobile as he watched the live pictures on BBC1.
      That led to the BBC being forced into releasing a statement issuing a grovelling apology.
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      However, Lineker does not believe that an apology was in order as he insisted that he could see the funny side of the incident.
      He told Newsnight: “If you told me this morning that tonight I’d be on Newsnight talking about a porn scandal I would have been terrified.
      “When it started, I did recognise that sound. I think we’ve all been done with that when you open up a WhatsApp or something.
      “It was so loud I couldn’t hear anything that either Danny Murphy or even when I spoke to Alan Shearer. I could hardly hear what they said when the thing was going on.” I have to say I think it’s funny.”
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      The 62-year-old added: “The BBC have issued some sort of apology, I know not why. It’s certainly got nothing to apologise for.
      “It was quite hard to carry on the pre-match build-up and take it seriously when this was going on in the background.
      “It added to the whole game actually. I don’t think anyone cared for the game. We had a screamer of a goal which was kind of the tone of the whole show in some ways.
      As pranks go, it was a good one and credit to them. It was funny I thought.”

      The BBC’s apology read: “We apologise to any viewers offended during the live coverage of the football this evening. We are investigating how this happened.”
      The honking noises started just moments before the FA Cup third round replay was about to get underway.
      It was first played as Lineker went live to co-commentator Shearer who was waiting to speak to him in the stadium.
      Lineker started laughing and said: “I don’t know who’s making that noise.
      “I don’t know if somebody is sending a joke on someone’s phone, I don’t know if you heard it at home.”
      Gary Lineker revealed on Twitter that they found this phone in the studio which was making the noiseCredit: @GaryLineker
      Youtube comedian Daniel Jarvis claimed he was behind the chaos in the BBC studioCredit: Jarvo69 aka BMWJarvo
      Being the professional that he is, Lineker continued to present the show impeccably despite the sound simply not going away as it kept stopping and then restarting almost immediately.
      Lineker took to Twitter to reveal exactly what had happened by uploading a photo of a phone taped to the back of the set.
      The caption said: “Well, we found this taped to the back of the set. As sabotage goes it was quite amusing.”
      Serial pitch invader Jarvis claimed responsibility for the incident.
      The YouTuber, whose account name is Jarvo69, hosted a live stream as he hijacked the BBC’s coverage.
      He proudly announced at the beginning of the video: “Here we are, we have set up a phone with a loud sex noise in the BBC studios at the Wolves v Liverpool FA Cup replay.”
      Jarvo69 watches the coverage with his phone held carefully in hand, waiting for the moment to pull off his practical joke.
      He has also now posted a short video to Twitter showing himself in the Beeb studio before coverage began.
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      He wrote: “Yes, it was me that pranked the BBC Match of the Day with the sex phone. The video coming soon!!!! Best prankster ever!!!”
      Jarvis has a long history of big stunts during sports events, and once even invaded the stage on the X Factor in 2016. More

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      BBC forced to release grovelling apology after porn sounds hit coverage of Wolves vs Liverpool FA Cup clash

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      THE BBC has been forced into a grovelling apology after viewers were left stunned as a bizarre “porn noise” interrupted their coverage of Wolves vs Liverpool.Pundits Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer struggled to hide their embarrassment as they were forced to compete with an odd noise that viewers likened to a porn film.
      Gary Lineker was left stunned as the sex noises were played in the backgroundCredit: BBC
      He later revealed that this phone had been found and was behind themCredit: @GaryLineker
      It was later revealed that a notorious prankster had hidden a mobile phone on the TV set at Molineux for Liverpool’s FA Cup win at Wolves. 
      Daniel Jarvis, who is a serial pitch invader, then activated the sexy sounds ring-tone simply by ringing the mobile as he watched the live pictures on BBC1.
      That led to the BBC being forced into releasing a statement issuing a grovelling apology.
      A spokesperson said: “We apologise to any viewers offended during the live coverage of the football this evening. We are investigating how this happened.”
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      The honking noises started just moments before the FA Cup third round replay was about to get underway.
      It was first played as Lineker went live to co-commentator Shearer who was waiting to speak to him in the stadium.
      Lineker started laughing and said: “I don’t know who’s making that noise.
      “I don’t know if somebody is sending a joke on someone’s phone, I don’t know if you heard it at home.”
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      Being the professional that he is, Lineker continued to present the show impeccably despite the sound simply not going away as it kept stopping and then restarting almost immediately.
      Lineker took to Twitter to reveal exactly what had happened by uploading a photo of a phone taped to the back of the set.
      The caption said: “Well, we found this taped to the back of the set. As sabotage goes it was quite amusing.”
      Serial pitch invader Jarvis claimed responsibility for the incident.
      The YouTuber, whose account name is Jarvo69, hosted a live stream as he hijacked the BBC’s coverage.
      He proudly announced at the beginning of the video: “Here we are, we have set up a phone with a loud sex noise in the BBC studios at the Wolves v Liverpool FA Cup replay.”
      Jarvo69 watches the coverage with his phone held carefully in hand, waiting for the moment to pull off his practical joke.
      He has also now posted a short video to Twitter showing himself in the Beeb studio before coverage began.
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      He wrote: “Yes, it was me that pranked the BBC Match of the Day with the sex phone. The video coming soon!!!! Best prankster ever!!!”
      Jarvis has a long history of big stunts during sports events, and once even invaded the stage on the X Factor in 2016. More

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      Who is Jarvo 69? Prankster behind Wolves vs Liverpool ‘porn noise’ on BBC

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      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.
      Gary Lineker tried to contain his laughter during the hilarious gaffeCredit: BBC
      Gary Lineker revealed a secret phone had been planted in the studioCredit: @GaryLineker
      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’.
      Who is Jarvo 69?
      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.
      Jarvo 69 hugged Vinicius Jr on the pitch after the Champions League final
      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. More

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      Wolves vs Liverpool ‘porn noise’ culprit found as serial pitch invader Daniel Jarvis claims responsibility for TV prank

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      A YOUTUBE comedian has owned up being the culprit behind ‘porn noises’ being heard during the BBC’s FA Cup coverage. Viewers were left stunned as erotic moaning was heard while Gary Lineker attempted to host coverage of Wolves and Liverpool’s FA Cup replay.
      Gary Lineker was caught on the wrong end of the prank and struggled to keep a straight faceCredit: BBC
      The prankster used a hidden phone to emit the noiseCredit: Jarvo69 aka BMWJarvo
      This Youtube comedian managed to cause chaos in the BBC studioCredit: Jarvo69 aka BMWJarvo
      The popular TV host struggled to keep a straight face as he spoke to pundit Alan Shearer while the strange noises continued to invade the studio.
      Now an online prankster has claimed credit for the stunt.
      The Youtuber Jarvo69, whose real name is Daniel Jarvis, hosted a live stream as he hijacked the BBC’s coverage.
      Jarvis has a long history of big stunts during sports events, and once even invaded the stage on the X Factor in 2016.
      He proudly announces at the beginning of the video: “Here we are, we have set up a phone with a loud sex noise in the BBC studios at the Wolves v Liverpool FA Cup replay.”
      Jarvis watches the coverage with his phone held carefully in hand, waiting for the moment to pull off his practical joke.
      Coverage begins and while Lineker discussing the game with Paul Ince and Danny Murphy, the prankster is on the phone receiving instructions on when to trigger the sex noises.
      He then calls the hidden phone in the BBC studio, which appeared to have a ringtone of the sex noises uploaded onto it.
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      Jarvis celebrates after successfully getting one over the BeebCredit: Jarvo69 aka BMWJarvo
      Gary Lineker revealed on Twitter that he found the phone at the centre of the prankCredit: @GaryLineker
      The comedian can then hardly contain his glee when the loud and disruptive noises burst into the studio and eventually breaks into celebration.
      Lineker and Shearer desperately try and stay professional as the groans and moans continue.
      Almost 4,000 people viewed the livestream and the moment quickly went viral.
      Lineker lated posted a picture of the phone and tweeted: “Well, we found this taped to the back of the set. As sabotage goes, it was quite amusing.”
      Jarvis responded to the tweet with the message: “It was me.”
      Reading manager Paul Ince was providing punditry just as sex noises were being pumped into the studioCredit: Jarvo69 aka BMWJarvo
      He has also now posted a short video to Twitter showing himself in the Beeb studio before coverage began.
      He wrote: “Yes, it was me that pranked the BBC Match of the Day with the sex phone. The video coming soon!!!! Best prankster ever!!!”
      Jarvis has 174,000 Youtube subscribes and has form when it comes to high-profile football pranks.
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      He has previously uploaded a video to Twitter showing him sneaking onto the pitch after the Champions League Final last year.
      The prankster managed to hug Vinicius Junior and Eder Militao after getting by security by donning a Real Madrid shirt. More

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      Wolves v Liverpool suspended for floodlight failure as FA Cup match plunged into darkness on BBC1

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      THE floodlights went off in the very first minute of Wolves’ FA Cup replay with Liverpool.The pitch was plunged into darkness as Wolves attacked, leaving fans watching on BBC confused about events.
      Molineux was plunged into darkness as the floodlights went off
      The lights came back on a few seconds later
      yWolves and Liverpool players were left confused by the outage
      The lights came back on a few seconds later, with players and pundits at Molineux left bemused.
      It came just after fans were left stunned as an odd noise, likened to a porn film, played out in the BBC studio.
      Gary Lineker was left gobsmacked and fans could not believe what was happening at Molineux.
      One said: “Lights out and sex sounds, this night certainly started way more exciting than most Liverpool games in the recent past.”
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      Another said: “Porn noises, now the lights have gone out… Absolute shambles.”
      One added: “Porn going off in studio and flood lights going what’s happening.”
      Another said: “What a bizarre last half hour this has been.
      “Constant porn noises in the BBC studio, the lights going out at the start of the game, and now Liverpool opening the scoring.”
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      Play soon resumed and Liverpool’s Harvey Elliot gave Jurgen Klopp’s side the lead on 13 minutes.
      The midfielder broke through Wolves’ defence and then lobbed keeper Jose Sa with a looping left-footed strike.
      It is the 19-year-old’s third goal of the season after 29 appearances in all competitions.
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      BBC One’s live FA Cup coverage hit by ‘porn noises’ as YouTube pranksters hide mobile on the set of Wolves v Liverpool

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      FOOTBALL fans were left stunned as a bizarre ‘porn noise’ interrupted BBC’s build-up to Wolves vs Liverpool.Pundits Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer struggled to hide their embarrassment as they were forced to compete with an odd noise that viewers likened to a porn film.
      Gary Lineker was left in shock at the noises being played in the backgroundCredit: BBC
      The BBC present revealed exactly where the noise was coming fromCredit: @GaryLineker
      Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer are left stunned by the noises
      It was later revealed that a notorious prankster had hidden a mobile phone on the TV set at Molineux.
      Daniel Jarvis, who is a serial pitch invader, then activated the sexy sounds ring tone simply by ringing the mobile as he watched the live pictures on BBC1.
      The honking noises started just moments before the FA Cup third round replay was about to get underway.
      It was first played as Lineker went live to co-commentator Shearer who was waiting to speak to him in the stadium.
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      Lineker started laughing and said: “I don’t know who’s making that noise.
      “I don’t know if somebody is sending a joke on someone’s phone, I don’t know if you heard it at home.”
      Being the professional that he is, Lineker continued to present the show impeccably despite the sound simply not going away.
      It kept stopping and then restarting almost immediately.
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      The BBC are looking into how the incident happened.
      A BBC spokesperson said: “We apologise to any viewers offended during the live coverage of the football this evening.
      “We are investigating how this happened.”
      Once the game had started, Shearer joked that it was coming from Danny Murphy’s phone with the ex-Liverpool man also in the studio.
      But Lineker took to Twitter to reveal exactly what had happened.
      He uploaded a photo of a phone taped to the back of the set.
      The caption said: “Well, we found this taped to the back of the set. As sabotage goes it was quite amusing. 😂😂😂.”
      Fans have been reacting on social media to Lineker’s Tweet.
      One joked: “Was genuinely worried Danny Murphy was having the time of his life out of shot.”
      A second said: “Absolutely incredible work from you in that situation. I can’t even imagine what must be going through your head 😂.”
      A third chimed in with: “Deserves to be in a museum that thing 🤣.”
      Serial pitch invader Daniel Jarvis claimed responsibility for the incident.
      The prankster used a hidden phone to emit the noiseCredit: Jarvo69 aka BMWJarvo
      This Youtube comedian managed to cause chaos in the BBC studioCredit: Jarvo69 aka BMWJarvo
      The YouTuber, whose account name is Jarvo69, hosted a live stream as he hijacked the BBC’s coverage.
      He proudly announced at the beginning of the video: “Here we are, we have set up a phone with a loud sex noise in the BBC studios at the Wolves v Liverpool FA Cup replay.”
      Jarvo69 watches the coverage with his phone held carefully in hand, waiting for the moment to pull off his practical joke.
      Jarvis celebrates after successfully getting one over the BeebCredit: Jarvo69 aka BMWJarvo
      Reading manager Paul Ince was providing punditry just as sex noises were being pumped into the studioCredit: Jarvo69 aka BMWJarvo
      He has also now posted a short video to Twitter showing himself in the Beeb studio before coverage began.
      He wrote: “Yes, it was me that pranked the BBC Match of the Day with the sex phone. The video coming soon!!!! Best prankster ever!!!”
      Jarvis has a long history of big stunts during sports events, and once even invaded the stage on the X Factor in 2016.
      Jarvis has 174,000 Youtube subscribes and has form when it comes to high-profile football pranks.
      He has previously uploaded a video to Twitter showing him sneaking onto the pitch after the Champions League Final last year.
      The Wolves v Liverpool FA Cup tie was also hit by a second bizarre incident, when the floodlights turned off and forced the game to be stopped in the first minute.
      Fortunately, the pause was brief and the tie resumed relatively swiftly.
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      And Harvey Elliott’s early strike was enough for the Reds to get back to winning ways and set up a fourth round reunion with Brighton next weekend.
      The game will be exactly two weeks after Liverpool were beaten 3-0 at the Amex Stadium. More