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Soccer Aid fans fume as 'chaotic' show is hit by audio problems in first five minutes

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04.09.2021 - 21:15

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ITV Soccer Aid fans were not happy on Saturday evening, as the sporting show was hit with numerous technical problems within the first five minutes.As presenter Dermot O'Leary and touchline reporter Alex Scott introduced the iconic charity match at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, fans were left unable to hear what numerous commentators were saying.Alex had approached England manager Harry Redknapp and tennis coach Judy Murray for their own thoughts on how the footie match would play out.But Judy's voice was unable to be heard above the shouts from the stands, as it appeared her own microphone wasn't working.It took a moment, but eventually Alex managed to offer Judy her own mic to speak into - but huge chunks of her speech were missed by.

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