Daniel Sturridge leaves Sky Sports studio angry after joking about strange blazer choice
Daniel Sturridge had the Sky Sports studio in stitches after joking about a bizarre outfit he wore on Sunday.
Sturridge appeared as an expert on Sky Sports' coverage of the throbbing tie between Liverpool and city of manchester having played for both clubs during his career.
He appeared alongside regular experts. Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, Mica Richards and Roy Keane – and the 34-year-old did not disappoint.
After the exciting 1-1 draw at Anfield full of twists and turns, Sturridge delivered his analysis.
And in doing so, he poked fun at himself after joking about his strange choice of clothing, including what looked like a seatbelt on his jacket.
He said in the studio: “Exciting. It was like a back and forth, back and forth, opportunities, challenges, a lot of drama, penalties.
“It was just a brilliant game for everyone to see, it will be a rollercoaster.
“Buckle up, like my jacket! Buckle up, baby! Buckle up!”
He left the studio in stitches and even Keane cracked a smile.
Both City and Liverpool are chasing the Premier League title this season, but are now behind. Arsenalwho are on top after winning Brentford on Saturday.
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John Stones had opened the scoring for the visiting team at Anfield with a clever corner play from Kevin De Bruyne.
The Belgian took a corner quicker than everyone thought and Stones was the only one to react, pushing the ball past Caoimhin Kelleher to give City the lead.
But moments after the break Liverpool equalized when Nathan Ake sold Ederson short with a back pass.
As Darwin Núñez clung to the loose ball, Ederson ran out and took out the Uruguayan. getting hurt in the process.
Alexis Mac Allister converted from the penalty spot, but the Reds could feel aggrieved not to have done so. given another penalty.
In the last moments of the game, Jeremy Doku planted a tall boot on Mac Allister, who fell in the area.
The VAR looked again but decided not to overturn Michael Oliver's on-field decision not to award a penalty.
It meant the spoils would be shared at Anfield in what could be Jurgen KloppThe final confrontation with pep guardiola.
