MICAH RICHARDS mocked Sky Sports colleague Roy Keane for bringing a packed lunch into the studio for Super Sunday.
Richards, 35, and Keane, 52, were two of the pundits at Stamford Bridge on Sunday for Chelsea's 1-1 draw with Liverpool - while they also covered the 2-2 between Brentford and Tottenham.
But Richards was left dumbfounded by the Manchester United legend as they helped themselves to some food while off camera.
Keane could be seen unwrapping a ham sandwich from some tinfoil in a video shared by Richards on .
Meanwhile Richards, fellow pundit Daniel Sturridge and presenter David Jones were all tucking into a hot meal
And the ex-Manchester City defender said: "What, you've brought a packed lunch?"
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After zooming in on Keane's homemade grub, Richards then added: "What is this nonsense?"
The hilarious moment comes after Man Utd released a clip earlier this week announcing their new kit - with Keane front and centre.
In the video, he can be seen looking at a tray of prawn sandwiches.
This is in reference to his rant after a Champions League fixture against Dynamo Kyiv in 2000 in which he suggested the club's home fans were not as passionate as the away support.
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This has led to football fans in the hospitality section being labelled the "prawn sandwich brigade".
Meanwhile, Keane's former club Man Utd get their Premier League season underway at home to Wolves on Monday evening.
Erik ten Hag is expected to hand debuts to Andre Onana and Mason Mount.
But £72million forward Rasmus Hojlund will not feature as he has been ruled out with a back injury.