Today show’s Karl Stefanovic and Sarah Abo enjoy game of two-up on Anzac Day

Karl Stefanovic and Sarah Abo got into the mood for Anzac Day on Tuesday as they enjoyed a lively game of two-up.

Today’s popular presenters were all smiles as they tossed coins on a live broadcast alongside colleagues Brooke Boney and Alex Cullen.

For the occasion, Karl opted for a navy blue suit, crisp white shirt and blue tie.

The TV veteran proudly wore a sprig of rosemary on his lapel as a sign of respect and as a symbol of remembrance.

Elsewhere, Sarah looked chic in a light blue double-breasted trouser suit.

The former 60 Minutes reporter completed her look with a brown handbag and a pair of white sneakers. She also wore rosemary.

Sarah seemed to enjoy the day’s good-natured play.

At one point she was seen looking into the air after her throw, no doubt hoping the coins would fall her way.

Brooke also enjoyed the festivities and opted for an all-black ensemble with a blazer and trousers. She completed her look with white sneakers.

Meanwhile, colleague Alex Cullen looked smart in a suit.

The Today team clearly enjoyed the day out in the studio and enjoyed chatting with the military around them.

Sarah at one point appeared deep in conversation with guests, proving her excellent reputation in the industry.

Later in the day, it was time for Karl to agree on two and he certainly approached it with all the enthusiasm you’d expect from the beloved TV personality.

At one point, he was seen shouting out loud, encouraging everyone to have fun, while guests appeared to be enjoying a beer.

Karl’s outing comes after he had a “midlife crisis” live on air.

The TV star, 48, recently pretended to be upset when Sarah introduced a segment about ‘staying fit and healthy in your golden years’.

Karl insisted that ’50 is the new 40′, telling Sarah, ‘It’s not golden fifties, it’s only fifties. 50 is the new 40!’

‘It’s not ‘golden’. Gold is 80 and above!’ he mocked.

Sarah cheekily told Karl to keep his “midlife crisis” off the air, before two women waiting to be interviewed for the segment assured him, “60 is the new 40!”

Karl recently overhauled his lifestyle and lost some weight, having previously vowed to lose 20 pounds in 10 weeks by 2020.

“I started at 105kg, the heaviest I’ve ever been and it was incredibly embarrassing,” said Karl, speaking to obesity expert Dr. Nick Fuller, who helped him on his fitness journey.

“I would like to go back to 90kg at the end of all this. You don’t think that’s important, but to me it’s a big psychological thing.”