Former Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg had his yellow card hilariously shredded by a booked player during a charity game.
The Sidemen FC versus YouTube All-Stars match featured some of the biggest names on the internet, playing to a sold-out Wembley Stadium crowd.
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In a high-scoring and chaotic match that ended with 18 goals, a funny moment occurred in the second half. All-Stars defender Max Fosh conceded a penalty by fouling Joe Weller.
Referee Clattenburg immediately reached for his pocket and issued a yellow card to the comedian, who boasts 4.4 million online subscribers.
However, the 29-year-old responded humorously by pulling out a mini shredder from his sock and destroying the yellow card.
The stunt didn’t initially go as planned, as the shredder didn’t switch on at first, leading to Fosh throwing it on the ground in frustration.
Eventually, the shredder sprang to life, and Clattenburg played along by booking Fosh again to complete the joke.
Fosh had previously pulled off a similar prank at last year’s Sidemen charity match. Then, after being booked by the same referee, he responded by holding up an Uno reverse card.
Reflecting on his shredder mishap, the comedian mentioned, “I’ve been preparing that shredder for months, testing it daily.”
“When I made the tackle, the batteries seemed to dislodge, and I heard no whirring sound.”
“Throwing it on the ground must have put the batteries back in place, proving all you actually need is an Uno reverse card.”
Host Munya Chawawa commented, “You took it out, and it didn’t work – we’ve all experienced that.”
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Despite the shredder incident, Fosh could celebrate as the All-Stars won the match in a penalty shootout, with Speed scoring the decisive goal.
Other humorous moments in the game included Logan Paul using his WWE moves on Weller and goalkeeper Sketch briefly losing his glasses after making a save.
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