Euro 2024 draw: Uefa investigates after sex noises disrupt broadcast
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Uefa says it is investigating after sex noises were transmitted during the broadcast of the Euro 2024 drawn on Saturday.
Lewd noises could be heard as Switzerland were drawn in Group A with Scotland, Hungary and hosts Germany.
A similar incident occurred on the BBC in the build up to January’s FA Cup tie between Liverpool and Wolves.
YouTube prankster Daniel Jarvis claimed responsibility for both that and the latest prank.
Jarvis broadcast himself live on
He told viewers: “Listen that was us, that was us. We got it in there, we put the phone in there, we rang it, sex noise at the Euro 2024 draw.”
Host Giorgio Marchetti, the deputy general secretary of European football’s governing body, attempted to take control of the situation, saying: “There is some noise here that… has now stopped. No noise anymore.”
When was asked about the incident, England manager Gareth Southgate said he could vaguely hear the noises while sat in the audience.
“I’m assuming it was some sort of a prank, but it was hard to really make out what it was,” he said.
During the FA Cup coverage, presenter Gary Lineker and pundits Paul Ince and Danny Murphy were startled when similar noises were heard during a broadcast from Molineux Stadium.
A studio hunt discovered a planted mobile phone and the BBC apologized to any viewers who were offended.
Lineker later posted on X he thought it was a “good prank” and added: “As sabotage goes it was quite amusing.”
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