Dimitar Berbatov left Jamie Carragher in the lurch after telling a hilarious lewd joke on Monday Night Football.
The former Tottenham and Man United striker joined the club Air sports team for their coverage of Fulham against Brentford, where Marco Silva’s side secured a late win.
Harry Wilson scored a brace in stoppage time to turn the match on its head and secure all three points for the hosts after Vitaly Janelt had given the Bees the lead.
After the match, Berbatov gave an analysis of the deceased winner and left the studio with a joke.
Berbatov said: ‘It’s a good cross from Robinson and then he just makes contact with the ball in that position, that free space.
Harry Wilson scored a dramatic brace to give Fulham a 2-1 win over Brentford on Monday
Dimitar Berbatov (center) was a guest on Monday Night Football to provide analysis
During his analysis, Berbatov told a hilarious joke that left the Sky Sports studio in stitches
‘At that moment it’s crazy, look at that passion! I’m telling you something, this is the kind of game where – after the game – babies are made!’.
Carragher couldn’t contain his laughter as Berbatov grinned cheekily after making the hilarious comment.
After the match, Fulham star Wilson admitted his brace in the win over Brentford was ‘lucky’.
Speaking to Sky Sports after the match, Wilson said: ‘It was a great feeling to come on and score the two goals to win the game. We deserved it, we held them the whole time.
“The manager told me to find space and if the ball went wide I had to try to get into the penalty area and I did that.
‘They both went in, but not the way I wanted! I just helped the first one onto the back post and the second one was more lucky.
Wilson scored two minutes later with a curved header from Antonee Robinson’s cross
Berbatov also praised Wilson’s “beautiful touch” for his first goal of the night
‘I tried to head him into the other corner but he hit my shoulder and went in! The atmosphere was great all night and it was the best thing I’ve ever heard.’
Berbatov, who was a studio guest, was full of praise for Wilson, telling him, “I think it’s a great touch.” It’s a nice gesture and it deserved to go into the back of the net.”
Fulham completely dominated the second half but looked set to leave with nothing until Wilson’s heroics.
The Cottagers now sit ninth in the table after a memorable win, while Brentford slip to twelfth.