FANS have been left in stitches at BT Sport's commentary after the Brazilian Ronaldo was spotted watching Tottenham vs Wolves.
The Brazil icon, 45, was at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the Premier League clash.
However, as cameras honed in on R9, the legendary forward didn't look too pleased with what he was watching with both teams heading into half-time drawing 0-0.
BT Sport's commentary team described the special guest as the "original Ronaldo" leaving fans in stiches on social media.
A viewer tweeted: "'The real Ronaldo and the best' commentator knows ball."
The commentator's claim that R9 is "the original" Ronaldo may upset Manchester United's Cristiano.
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Fans have also been left questioning who brought Ronaldo to North London and why.
One fan said on Twitter: "What’s Ronaldo doing watching a Spurs game?"
Another quipped: "Ronaldo falling asleep on air watching the match is the most Spurs thing ever."
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Maybe some touchline drama will spark some life into Ronaldo.
Spurs manager Antonio Conte and Wolves' Bruno Lage have both been involved in spats this season.
Conte had a furious bust-up on his old stomping ground at Stamford Bridge with Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel.
The Italian escaped with just a fine and is on the touchline for Saturday's game.
While rival Tuchel wasn't so lucky and has been handed a one-game suspension as well as a fine.
As for Lage, he was involved in a row with Leeds manager Jesse Marsch on the opening weekend of the season.
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