Fans in awe of Alex Scott’s stylish outfit live on BBC as she puts on leggy display for Women’s World Cup coverage
ALEX SCOTT has delighted fans once again while presenting the BBC's coverage of the Lionesses.
The former England star is on hosting duty this morning as Sarina Wiegman's side take on Denmark in Sydney.
Scott, 38, was joined by pundits Ellen White, Fara Williams and Jonas Eidevall in the studio.
She wore a metallic striped knit jacket and mini skirt Michael Kors combo for her morning assignment.
The former Arsenal full-back completed the look with a pair of high-heels.
And fans at home, as always, loved her presenting.
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One posted her name alongside a series of heart-eyes emojis.
While a second wrote: "Alex Scott just slays doesn’t she."
A third swooned: "Alex Scott so good at this now. Her presentation is top class."
And a fourth gushed: "Love seeing Alex Scott leading the punditry today."
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The BBC presenter mentioned that fans could be sitting down with their breakfast and a coffee to watch the match.
And another tweeted: "Damn Alex Scott making me wish I had bought croissants…"
England went into today's match looking for a more convincing performance than they put on in their opener against Haiti.
The Lionesses won the match 1-0 courtesy of Georgia Stanway's re-taken penalty.
But they were indebted to a brilliant Mary Earps save that saw them hold on to all three points.
Denmark, meanwhile, also won their opening game 1-0.
Lars Sondergaard's team defeated China thanks to a last-gasp goal by Amalie Vangsgaard.
