Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards deliver most chaotic CBS segment yet and fans couldn't finish watching it

Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards delivered the most chaotic CBS Sports segment yet following last night's thrilling Champions League action.

A dramatic final round of games concluded the Champions League standings as the competition heads into the knockout stage.

Liverpool topped the table ahead of Barcelona and fellow Premier League sides Arsenal and Aston Villa.

Inter Milan, Atletico Madrid, Bayer Leverkusen and Lille also booked their spot in the last 16.

The likes of Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City secured a place in the play-offs.

Man City, who beat Club Brugge on Wednesday, have set up a blockbuster tie in the next round after finishing 22nd in the table.

After the games, Carragher and Richards delivered a breakdown of the Champions League standings in true CBS Sports style.

Host Kate Scott drafted in a professional dancer to help the former defenders with 'Table Time'.

Dancer Nadir showed Carragher and Richards his best moves whilst the Liverpool legend analysed and explained the Champions League table.

Nadir even busted out some breakdancing, stunning Carragher and Richards, who both attempted the move.

Towards the end of the segment, Carragher joked that Nadir had ruined 'Table Time', with the dancer producing a spectacular display to conclude the wild segment.

Brace yourself for this one 🤣@Carra23 and @MicahRichards had a little help with the final edition of Table Time 😂 pic.twitter.com/ZunDx28Fab

— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) January 29, 2025

Needless to say, Carragher and Richards' antics on CBS Sports sent social media into overdrive.

One X user wrote: "Carragher is such a vibe to watch."

A second wrote: "Pure comedy this."

A third added: "This is so chaotic."

A fourth said: "Table time forever being the best part of the Champions League."

Another joked: "This is AI right? Please be AI."

Teams who finished in 9th to 24th will enter Friday's draw to determine the play-off fixtures ahead of the last 16.

The teams that finished 9th to 16th will be seeded and drawn against sides that finished 17th to 24th (unseeded).

Then on February 21, the main draw for the knockout phase takes place.