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Football pundit Gary Lineker declared the BBC's television coverage of the FA Cup showdown between Wolves and Liverpool had been disrupted after...

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The BBC has apologised after pornographic noises interrupted live television coverage of the FA Cup game between Wolves and Liverpool.

However, he soon realised it was a prank. “As sabotages go it was quite amusing.” [Lineker shared a picture of the mobile phone](https://twitter.com/GaryLineker/status/1615435956290551810?s=20&t=pjyqQuOlIqgGPxbIM2NFDQ) with three laughing emojis. Watch footage of the incident below. “Well, we found this taped to the back of the set,” he wrote. Confirming it to be an “amusing” prank, Lineker later shared a picture of a mobile phone that he said was “taped to the back of the set”.

Police have said "no criminal offences" occurred when pornographic noises were transmitted during live coverage of the FA Cup clash between Wolves and ...

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Jarvo69 has revealed himself as the culprit behind Tuesday's unusual "porn noise" prank from the BBC's FA Cup coverage of Wolves v Liverpool.

He also [invaded the pitch after last summer's infamous Champions League final](https://www.balls.ie/football/jarvo69-stunt-is-latest-indictment-of-champions-league-final-security-511903). Jarvo69 would then livestream him watching the BBC's live broadcast of the game. He has also gatecrashed numerous high-profile rugby games in recent years, including [joining the All Blacks anthem ahead of their test against Wales in November 2021](https://www.balls.ie/rugby/jarvo69-pitch-invader-all-blacks-wales-489802). The meme is regularly used on social media to catch out unsuspecting viewers with their phone volume turned up in public places. Lineker would later tweet a photo of a phone hidden in the studio, which was the source of the noise. Daniel Jarvis - the man who goes by the name of Jarvo69 - was the culprit behind a far more audacious prank on Tuesday night, as he revealed himself to be the culprit behind a rather lewd stunt during BBC's FA Cup coverage.

Who says soccer is boring? Simon Stacpoole/Offside | Getty Images. Yesterday, as presenters and analysts Gary Lineker, Paul Ince, and Danny Murphy broke ...

He was also banned from traveling abroad for 12 months and was told to attend mandatory rehabilitation for his unhinged (and funny) actions. [The BBC](https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-64310338) issued an apology to viewers, stating, "We [apologize] to any viewers offended during the live coverage of the football this evening." The BBC details that the past October, he was convicted of aggravated trespass after he ran onto a pitch and collided with England cricket player Jonny Bairstow. [pic.twitter.com/0kVE1jlvAI] [January 17, 2023] [The Daily Mail reports](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11648085/How-did-serial-prankster-Daniel-Jarvo-Jarvis-gain-access-BBC-studio.html) that Jarvis also grabbed a free beer after hiding the phone at the studio, laughing, "There was no one to stop us." He added, "If you told me this morning that tonight I'd be on Newsnight talking about a porn scandal, I would have been terrified." Yesterday, as presenters and analysts Gary Lineker, Paul Ince, and Danny Murphy broke down the FA Cup Wolves vs.

The BBC has issued an apology after pornographic noises interrupted live coverage of an FA Cup match. A YouTube prankster was to blame.

A self-ascribed YouTube prankster, who calls himself “Jarvo,” tweeted that he was behind the stunt, and posted a video showing him calling the phone to activate the sounds. The BBC appeared to be less amused, and issued a statement saying: “We apologize to any viewers offended during the live coverage of the football this evening." [Lineker later posted on Twitter a picture of a cell phone](https://twitter.com/GaryLineker/status/1615435956290551810?s=20&t=TNbh_cu34-SAscInLMMXZg) that he said was “taped to the back of the set" inside the stadium.

Presenter Gary Lineker said the BBC's television coverage of the FA Cup clash between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Liverpool had been sabotaged after loud ...

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