Topics: Micah Richards, CBS Sports, Champions League, Bayern Munich, Inter Milan, Football
Micah Richards left his fellow CBS Sports pundits speechless after making a shocking two-word comment about a Bayern Munich fan.
On Tuesday, football fans were treated to one of the best nights of knockout European football in some time as Arsenal faced Real Madrid while Bayern Munich hosted Inter Milan in the Champions League quarter finals.
Shock results in both matches saw the Gunners thrash Los Blancos 3-0 in London, while Inter Milan left Munich with a narrow 2-1 lead in the two legged tie.
As always, CBS Sports pundits Kate Scott, Jamie Carragher, Thierry Henry and Richards covered the matches live, and fans cannot believe one comment made by Richards following Bayern Munich's defeat.
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Despite an equaliser from Bayern legend Thomas Muller late in the match, the German giants once again fell behind in the tie following a goal from Italian midfielder Davide Frattesi.
When breaking down the result, CBS Sports showed a clip of a Bayern Munich fan accidentally spilling water over her face when reacting to Inter's late winner, and Richards couldn't help himself from making an x-rated comment.
Watching the clip, the former Man City star simply said: "No comment."
Richards then began distracting himself with his notes on the desk, while co-hosts Scott and Carragher cringed and quickly cut to an ad break while laughing awkwardly.
Reacting to the clip, one fan wrote: "Micah Richards is about to get sacked on-air there's no way he said what he just said."
While another replied: "Can’t be sacked for saying no comment and everyone getting what you’re implying!"
And another wrote: "You're an absolute TV legend! Finally found your calling, cause let’s be real... we all knew football wasn’t it, big Meeks!"
One fan praised the whole panel, writing: "These guys are just too hilarious,,who put them all together,,bunch of funny friends that will laugh about something and be even funnier."
The popular CBS crew will be live again on Wednesday night as Barcelona host Borussia Dortmund while Unai Emery's high-flying Aston Villa side travel to the Parc des Princes to face Paris Saint-Germain.
