Thierry Henry offered his co-pundit Jamie Carragher a brutal putdown on Tuesday night's CBS Sports Golazo programme, after the Liverpool legend's playful jibe at Micah Richards.
Henry, Carragher and Richards are the regular co-pundits for CBS Sports popular Champions League coverage programme, known for its light-hearted take on the week's European action.
The show, hosted by Kate Abdo, has become a favourite for both fans and players, with stars of the game such as Manchester City's Jack Grealish often making a beeline for the pitch-side set-up after games.
Tuesday night saw Bayern Munich take on Real Madrid with the two juggernauts playing out a 2-2 draw, and with the pundits running through their analysis of the game, Carragher aimed a jibe in Richards' direction.
'This show has come a long way hasn't it?' Carragher said. 'Micah Richards is telling Thierry Henry about tactics!'
'He was just reminding me of something I already told him, true or false?' Henry responded.
After Richards explained that he was reminding Henry of a point he previously made, Henry then clarified: 'I'm just putting Jamie back to his lane!'
It was an eventful night of action on CBS, with Thomas Muller's post-match interview hilariously interrupted by Real Madrid star Aurelien Tchouameni.
Muller was on-screen and began to give his thoughts on the game before he was seemingly distracted by something off camera, before revealing what had interrupted him.
'Tchouameni is listening for tactics for the next game!' the German legend joked.
Los Blancos star Tchouameni then came on screen, and the pair of them shook hands, before the Frenchman quickly disappeared again, ahead of his own interview afterwards.
The side's had just played out a thrilling 2-2 draw, with Los Blancos coming away from Bavaria level and the advantage heading into their home leg.
Vinicius Junior opened the scoring in the first half, before a four-minute double from Leroy Sane and Harry Kane had Thomas Tuchel's side back on top heading into the final stages of the match.
But Brazilian star Vinicius stood up once again, burying a penalty on 83 minutes to keep Real in the tie and surely the favourites to reach the showpiece final now.
Muller admitted he was 'not satisfied' with the outcome of the first leg, as Bayern Munich squandered a 2-1 lead, but added 'that's Real Madrid'.
'You have to be careful in every minute', he added. 'Toni Kroos is laughing, but he knows it's always the same. So I'm not happy today, but it was okay.'
Since his tournament debut in 2009, he has made 150 appearances in the Champions League, a figure only reached by five other players.
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