Roy Keane and Ian Wright were forced to rush off screen after being soaked by sprinklers during ITV's coverage of England's Nations League match against Czechia at Wembley.
The pair were on punditry duty alongside presenter Mark Pougatch, previewing Tuesday's match, when water began raining down on them from a sprinkler watering the pitch little over 10 minutes before kick-off.
Quick escape from the sprinklers
"You might be getting a shower," Pougatch said. "Oh, mate, I gotta go this way," Wright replied, as he, Keane and Pougatch all hurried off screen to avoid being drenched. Their outfits were still left sodden by the water.
ITV quickly cut to a graphic, and the sprinkler soon changed direction, allowing the trio to return. Keane and Wright had been analysing Thomas Tuchel's decision to make four changes to his starting line-up.
Team changes and Kane's milestone
Ezri Konsa, Alex Scott, Anthony Gordon and Jude Bellingham were replaced by Trent Alexander-Arnold, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Morgan Rogers and Eberechi Eze. It was also a special night for England captain Harry Kane, as he reached 125 caps.
The Three Lions came into the game off the back of a record-breaking 7-0 win away to Croatia, boosting their chances of reaching the quarter-finals of the Nations League in March.
Tuchel praises performance
"It was a very, very good 90 minutes," Tuchel said. "Very impressive performance on and off the ball. During the match, I had a moment after three minutes and I thought that's a good start and after six minutes it was still a good start and it just kept on going until 40 minutes."
"We scored the fourth one and just kept on going. We felt from the start it was a good performance."
The England boss went on to say: "We're getting there, I think the front four love to play with each other and they're very decisive. Anthony Gordon and Bukayo Saka have stepped up. These front four at the moment are very dangerous. I hope Morgan Rogers can prove a point today."
On newcomers into the squad, Tuchel added: "We made them responsible that they have a good experience with us and they don't feel like outsiders. They straight away are welcomed and feel comfortable enough to be at their best. I am very happy with Lewis Hall he made a big impression and opened up the competition for sure."
