Cocky Piers Morgan booed by thousands after mocking rival fans at Soccer Aid

He does not usually need to give people a reason to give him some stick.

But even Piers Morgan would be the first to admit that he probably deserved all the abuse that was inflicted on him Sunday night.

The host of Good Morning Britain has been named Harry Redknapp's right hand man at Soccer Aid 2019.

The rest of the world coach is a big fan of Arsenal – and with the special charity match being held at Stamford Bridge in Chelsea, there was always a chance that words would be exchanged.

But the presenter obviously did not think the grief was going to happen.

After being interviewed by Dermot O. Leary on the Stamford Bridge Stadium sound system, the 54-year-old Gunners madmen decided to serenge with an Arsenal song for fans of the 39, West London.

He grabbed the mic and asked the Chelsea fans if they would like to "sing a little".

He shouted: "Since we are Stamford Bridge, and that is Arsenal … Arsenal FC … we are by far the biggest team the world has ever seen."

Unsurprisingly, his air crashed like a lead ball at one of their big rivals.

Thousands gave him what because they booed Piers while he sat down for a chat.

He then tweeted: "I think the Chelsea crowd really enjoyed my Arsenal song," when Blues fans reminded him of the pounding that they had played in the Europa League last month.

Kem Cetinay scored a tying goal late in the game to make sure that Soccer Aid was decided by a penalty shootout for the second year in a row, the Rest of the World was imposing on kicks. cash.

The star of Love Island has created a magical moment to penetrate John Terry and double the shot of David Harewood in the English goal of getting the level of the right of way with a few more minutes to regulation time.

Nicky Byrne, the ROW goalkeeper, then saved Lee Mack's decisive free-kick in the shootout to confirm his team's victory.

The Westlife singer had already refused the body coach, Joe Wicks, to the shootout before Mark Wright sent his penalty kick.

England let slip a two-goal lead after taking a dominant position thanks to a double of Jeremy Lynch in the first period.