Fans Stunned by What Happened in Sky Sports Studio After Leeds and Brentford Draw

Football fans cannot believe who came to the Sky Sports studio following Brentford's 1-1 draw with Leeds United.

Following a dramatic day of Premier League action, Brentford welcomed promoted side Leeds United to the Gtech Community Stadium on Sunday evening.

After a cagey first half, former Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson put the hosts 1-0 up in the 70th minute.

But just 12 minutes later, in-form Leeds United striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin found an equaliser that eventually led to the two sides splitting the points.

However, the dramatic second half isn't what has fans talking on social media, as they couldn't believe who walked into the Sky Sports studio shortly after full-time.

After 239 Premier League appearances for former club Everton, Calvert-Lewin left the club over the summer and joined Leeds United, signing a three-year deal.

His equalising goal against Brentford marked the fourth consecutive game that the 28-year-old has found the back of the net for his new club and is his fifth Premier League goal this season.

But instead of celebrating the late draw with his teammates, fans were shocked to see Calvert-Lewin arrive in the Sky Sports studio to discuss the match.

Reacting to Calvert-Lewin's appearance in the studio, one fan wrote: "No way they got DCL in the studio in his sweaty socks and sliders."

With another adding: "What do you mean Calvert Lewin is straight in the studio. Where's the tunnel interviews? Utter nonsense."

And one writing: "What the hell did not expect to see DCL there haha."

While one joked: "Players in the studio after a game now? Games gone."

It's not the first time the England international has appeared as a pundit as he has spoken several times both on Sky Sports and on Match of the Day.

And during his appearance following Sunday's match, Jamie Redknapp took the chance to ask Calvert-Lewin if he was eyeing up a place in Thomas Tuchel's squad for the 2026 World Cup due to his impressive form.

"It's always the goal to play for your country and represent your country at a World Cup but my job is to as best as possible for Leeds United and that's what I came here to do," he replied.

"Score goals and just play my best football and just control what I can and the rest will take care of itself."