BBC SPORT’S coverage of the Olympic Games was disrupted by WINDOW CLEANERS this afternoon.
Hazel Irvine was joined in the Paris studio by pundit Tonia Couch to discuss diving when the two men appeared outside.
The presenter quickly paused to joke about the disruption live on air, saying: “Can you see this behind me? Because we’ve got two gentlemen fixing our studio.
“I don’t think they know they’re on telly at the moment!”
Viewers found the bizarre interference hilarious, with one person taking to X to write: “Live Olympic window cleaning on the BBC!”
Another commented: “Window cleaners have just turned up on the BBC coverage 
.”
A third said: “Just a casual bit of window cleaning in the middle of the BBC coverage 
.”
While a fourth wrote: “The rain is still TIPPING down in Paris. And now the BBC have had to get the window cleaners in whilst they’re on air.”
Fans watching on BBC One were less impressed with the green screen effects used earlier in the day.
Presenter Jeanette Kwakye was joined by JJ Chalmers and Fred Sirieix to kick off the day’s coverage.
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Josh Tarling and Anna Henderson are both in road cycling time trial action along the streets of Paris (from 1.30pm), leading today’s Brit medal hopes.
Michael Bargeron and Seonaid McIntosh team up in the 10m mixed shooting trying to win the first gold of the 2024 Games (10am).
In diving, 3m synchro pair Yasmin Harper and Scarlett Mew Jensen could medal (10am).
And Team GB expect a medal from their swimmers in both of the 4x100m freestyle relays (8.30pm).
While three-time Olympic gold medallist Adam Peaty begins his quest for 100m breaststroke glory (heat 10.30am, semi-final 8.15pm).
And Max Whitlock is eyeing a pommel horse medal for a fourth Games in a row as gymnastics qualifying gets underway (10am).
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They started in the television studio but quickly changed location to a bizarre computer-generated version of a city centre courtyard using a green screen.
Fans were left completely perplexed as a result, with one person taking to X to write: “This green screen stuff is horrific. Stop it. You’ve got a studio in Paris looking at the Eiffel Tower ffs.”
Team GB have already won two medals so far in Paris.
Diving duo Yasmin Harper and Scarlett Mew Jensen took bronze in the women’s synchronised 3m springboard, while cyclist Anna Henderson won silver in the women’s individual time trial.
