Kate Scott destroys Micah Richards with brutal comment moments into CBS Sports' coverage of Arsenal vs PSG

Kate Scott brutally mocked Micah Richards just seconds into CBS Sports' coverage of the Champions League.

On Tuesday night, the popular quartet of Scott, Richards, Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher returned as the first semi-final of the Champions League took place.

In London, Arsenal welcomed French giants Paris Saint Germain to the Emirates Stadium, with Barcelona taking on Inter Milan on Wednesday night.

Despite a convincing two-legged victory over Real Madrid, the Gunners were poor on Tuesday night as they were beaten 1-0 by PSG, thanks to Ousmane Dembele's fourth-minute goal.

Prior to the match, Scott destroyed former Manchester City star Richards as she delivered yet another brilliant intro to CBS Sports' coverage.

Scott said: "Yes, welcome along everybody, so good to have you with us. I'm Kate Scott, alongside three men feeling the full spectrum of football emotions today.

"Thierry Henry, anxious tonight as his Arsenal go up against PSG. Jamie Carragher, elated on Sunday when his Liverpool clinched the Premier League title."

Moving on to Richards, Scott began: "And, big Meeks, Micah Richards, rides with too many clubs to know what he really feels.

"Aston Villa had him down on Saturday when they lost in the semi-finals of the FA Cup, he bounced back on Sunday when Manchester City won their semi.

"Money might buy you an ambassador, but it can't buy you love and tonight, Micah is back with his first love, the Arsenal, yes!"

As Henry and Carragher were left stunned, Richards started singing the Gunners' anthem, North London Forever. You can watch the footage below.

Despite Arsenal's defeat by PSG, Henry is hopeful the Gunners can turn the tie around at the Parc des Princes.

He said: "There is another tie. You never know what’s going to happen.

"PSG were far superior in this game, so a lot needs to be changed in order for Arsenal to make sure that they can beat PSG over [in Paris]. It’s going be a different ball game."

Henry continued: "But as soon as [Ousmane] Dembele came off tonight, PSG dropped a bit more. It was easier for Arsenal to put pressure because Dembele wasn’t coming and getting the ball.

"‘But, yeah, like I said, you’re still in the tie. Anything can happen."