Gary Neville leaves Sky Sports studio in stitches as he jokes we've all been saying Man Utd legend's name WRONG | The Sun

GARY NEVILLE left his Sky Sports colleagues in stitches after joking that his name was said wrong.

Neville was discussing how to say new Liverpool signing Darwin Nunez's name correctly with Jamie Carragher and David Jones.


He said: "It's Núñez, not Nunez. I think we've just found out, haven't we?"

"Did you say Núñez and he said Nunez?"

Jones replied: "We get this lovely video sent from the Premier League which has got all the players and managers saying their own names."

Carragher said: "Except Núñez?"

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And Jones responded: "No, he's on there."

Neville then quipped: "By the way, it's Gary Nevílle." To which got a laugh from his colleagues.

Nunes was the topic of debate after he was sent off at home against Crystal Palace for a headbutt on Joachim Andersen.

Palace were leading at the time after Wilfred Zaha's opener but Luis Diaz later equalised as the game finished level.

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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp later revealed Nunez knew he let the side down.

Klopp said: "Darwin knows. I will talk to him. It was not a reaction we want to see.

"He know he will be challenged in this way, centre-halves will do that, but it is not a reaction we want. But we will use the time productively.

"We will use the suspension for physical work to make him strong – not a punishment but to make him stronger."

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