JAMIE CARRAGHER was put through an emotional grinder during Liverpool’s defeat to Real Madrid.
The former Red was watching on for CBS as part of his pundit work and felt the full force of disappointment as Liverpool threw away a two-goal lead in the Champions League tie.
Twitter – @CBSSportsGolazoJamie Carragher went through all the emotions during Liverpool’s clash with Real Madrid[/caption]
Twitter – @CBSSportsGolazoHe was still eating when Darwin Nunez scored[/caption]
Twitter – @CBSSportsGolazoBut was left unimpressed when Vinicius Jnr equalised[/caption]
Twitter – @CBSSportsGolazoHe was then tinted to black and white as Madrid pulled away[/caption]
A video published on Twitter showed his reactions to each goal in the game.
As Darwin Nunez netted a surprisingly early opener, Carragher was caught off guard as he and his co-pundit Micah Richards were still tucking into their takeaway dinner.
Through a mouth full of food, Carragher exclaimed: “How about that!!”
For Mohamed Salah’s goal, in which the attacker pounced on an error from Thibaut Courtois, Carragher appeared to hit back at someone claiming that Liverpool had some form of luck previously.
While slamming his hands on the table with joy, he yelled, “Was that lucky?”
However, that is when the happiness ended after Vinicius Jnr fired in Madrid’s first goal, Carragher complained: “F****** hell lads.”
And after the Brazilian equalised following a mistake from Alisson, he said: “Just pass it lads do the simple thing, don’t try to be clever.”
For Madrid‘s next three goals, Mad World by Gary Jules starts to play as Carragher’s face is faded to back and white.
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The look across Carragher’s face spoke a thousand words as he was left unimpressed with the scoreline at Anfield.
The video went viral on social media as fans loved watching Carragher being put through the wringer.
He even responded to the clip by saying: “I love football & hate football!”
While one fan commented: “That’s made my morning .”
A second tweeted: “He passed through all the stages of ecstasy and agony, in a space of 46 minutes.”
A third wrote: “Accurate representation of me last night .”
A fourth said: “This is football heritage .”
A fifth added: “All the emotions being a Red.”