ITV commentators learned the perils of sideline media commentary Monday — much to the delight of the soccer world.
Adrian Chiles, Lee Dixon, Ian Wright and Glenn Hoddle were speaking on the field at St. Jakob-Park in Basel, Switzerland, ahead of England’s UEFA Euro 2016 qualifying game when the sprinklers switched on and soaked the pundits.
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It’s unknown whether the sprinklers were timed to activate then or if it was some sort of prank.
Despite the wet clothes of the U.K. television network’s pundits, England registered a crucial 2-0 win over Switzerland to start its Euro 2016 qualifying campaign on the right foot.
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