FARA WILLIAMS was “in a mood” after a BBC blunder during the Women's World Cup semi-final.
England are through to a World Cup final for the first time since 1966 after a stunning 3-1 semi-final win over hosts Australia.
Ella Toone gave the Lionesses the lead in the first half with a superb strike that sailed into the top corner.
The host nation came flying out the traps after break with star striker Sam Kerr levelling thanks to a thumping 25-yard shot.
But England bounced back and regained the lead through Lauren Hemp before Alessia Russo set up a final with Spain on Sunday late on.
The game was broadcast live on BBC with Gabby Logan hosting the coverage.
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She was joined in the studio by England legend Alex Scott, while fellow icon Williams – who won 177 caps for England – was down by pitchside in front of the raucous crowd at Stadium Australia.
Prior to the game that led to an awkward moment, which was either down to a technical difficulty or the noise of the crowd.
Logan said: “Let’s go to Fara Williams, who is soaking up the atmosphere.”
However, the 39-year-old failed to offer up a response after the introduction.
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Logan then tried to clarify the botch, saying: “I'm not hearing Fara I'm afraid. Maybe it's the level of this stadium – it's going crazy…”
But Scott cheekily jumped in and said her former team-mate was upset at being separated from her.
She joked: “She's in a mood because you've split us up. We were causing mayhem yesterday.”
Scott was making a reference to fellow studio pundit, Arsenal women's manager Jonas Eidevall, being upset on air after the ex-England duo celebrated Spain's late winner against his home country Sweden on Tuesday.
That led to them ribbing him, as Williams said: “Jonas actually wants Australia to win now because of our celebrations.”
And Scott chipped in: “He's not talking to me anymore.”
The heartbroken Eidevall then explained: “After Alex was dancing on the chair, I felt like we were not really Team Sweden here anymore!”
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