Confusion.
Liverpool supporters knew pretty quickly that they'd not actually gone 3-0 up in the 71st minute, when Marko Grujic's strike was chalked off after teammate Adam Lallana, who was in an offside position, was spotted pulling at the goalkeeper's arm.
The biggest indicator that the goal didn't stand was the fact that the Reds' opponents, Bayern Munich, didn't kick off from the centre circle.
https://twitter.com/LFCGlobe/status/892476137942790144
But it was long after the game had restarted courtesy of Bayern's goalkeeper, Sven Ulreich, that the commentators who were covering proceedings realised that the scoreboard still read 2-0, meaning that Grugic's goal had, in fact, been disallowed.
Viewers simply couldn't believe that the obvious had passed the commentators by for so long and they took to social media to vent their absolute disbelief.
https://twitter.com/montigol/status/892475713235931137
https://twitter.com/andjope/status/892475914197626880
https://twitter.com/GavHegarty/status/892475945516494851
https://twitter.com/buchananjack1/status/892476072788455424
https://twitter.com/AdamRob/status/892476113557106692
https://twitter.com/nsumpton7/status/892476170360557572
https://twitter.com/Ellard10/status/892476216577536000
https://twitter.com/poidy_1901/status/892476751716245505
https://twitter.com/Andaaii/status/892476059299524613
A third Liverpool goal eventually did arrive, when Daniel Sturridge came off the bench and chipped home a sumptuous strike only to
injure himself in the process and limp out of the game.
Sadio Mane and summer signing Mohamed Salah had given Jurgen Klopp's side a 2-0 half-time lead and their interplay left many a supporter excited about the season ahead.
As for the game's commentators, we'll give them a pass because it's preseason and they're still coming to terms with that back-to-work feeling.
