Frank Lampard fumes after being harassed for selfie by pitch invader after last gasp Coventry loss at Sunderland
FRANK LAMPARD reacted furiously as a taunting pitch invader tried to take a selfie after Coventry’s last-gasp play-off agony. Dan Ballard’s 122nd-minute equalizer booked Sunderland a Wembley final against Sheffield United as a 1-1 draw nicked a 3-2 aggregate triumph. GettyFrank Lampard was in the middle as some fans got on the pitch[/caption] SUNSPORTA bare-topped supporter ran towards Lampard[/caption] GettyLampard rebuffed the fan and turned to walk away[/caption] SUNSPORTThere were frenzied scenes as Sunderland revelled in victory[/caption] And as a batch of supporters swarmed onto the turf at the Stadium of Light, Sky Blues chief Lampard was caught in the middle. The grim-faced Chelsea legend responded agitatedly when a grinning, bare-topped fan quickly approached him and got up close. The supporter was holding a phone high and appeared to be attempting to take a photo with Lampard. The ex-England midfielder rebuffed him, then turned to make his way off. One viewer shared a clip of the unfortunate incident on social media – and hit out at the fan’s antics. He wrote: “Not sure trying to get a selfie with a manager that’s literally just lost a play-off semi final, in injury time of EXTRA time, is the smartest move… Keep it together super Frank Lampard!” Another posted: “The cheek of this Sunderland fan trying to get a selfie with Frank Lampard after that last gasp winner…” A third blasted: “No way bro.” Shutterstock EditorialDan Ballard was in ecstasy after his Sunderland clincher[/caption] BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK The ugly exchange on the turf came just as Lampard was rueing the most heartbreaking of semi-final defeats. Trailing 2-1 from the first leg, Coventry’s high-energy tactics edged much of the return at the SoL. Ephron Mason-Clark deservedly struck on 76 minutes to take the tie into extra time. And it was deep into stoppage time during that extra half-hour when Ballard soared to nod home off the underside of the bar. That sent Sunderland through to a £200million shootout with the Blades on May 24 for a place in the Premier League. GettyBallard sunk Coventry at the death in the play-off semi-final[/caption] ReutersChris Rigg led Sunderland celebrations after victory over Coventry booked a Wembley play-off final against Sheffield United on May 24[/caption]
FRANK LAMPARD reacted furiously as a taunting pitch invader tried to take a selfie after Coventry’s last-gasp play-off agony.
Dan Ballard’s 122nd-minute equalizer booked Sunderland a Wembley final against Sheffield United as a 1-1 draw nicked a 3-2 aggregate triumph.
And as a batch of supporters swarmed onto the turf at the Stadium of Light, Sky Blues chief Lampard was caught in the middle.
The grim-faced Chelsea legend responded agitatedly when a grinning, bare-topped fan quickly approached him and got up close.
The supporter was holding a phone high and appeared to be attempting to take a photo with Lampard.
The ex-England midfielder rebuffed him, then turned to make his way off.
One viewer shared a clip of the unfortunate incident on social media – and hit out at the fan’s antics.
He wrote: “Not sure trying to get a selfie with a manager that’s literally just lost a play-off semi final, in injury time of EXTRA time, is the smartest move… Keep it together super Frank Lampard!”
Another posted: “The cheek of this Sunderland fan trying to get a selfie with Frank Lampard after that last gasp winner…”
A third blasted: “No way bro.”
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The ugly exchange on the turf came just as Lampard was rueing the most heartbreaking of semi-final defeats.
Trailing 2-1 from the first leg, Coventry’s high-energy tactics edged much of the return at the SoL.
Ephron Mason-Clark deservedly struck on 76 minutes to take the tie into extra time.
And it was deep into stoppage time during that extra half-hour when Ballard soared to nod home off the underside of the bar.
That sent Sunderland through to a £200million shootout with the Blades on May 24 for a place in the Premier League.
