Liverpool fans were furious with Gary Lineker and Rio Ferdinand after the pair were captured jumping for joy after Lionel Messi made it 3-0 to Barcelona on Wednesday night.
The Argentinian superstar scored a superb freekick in the Champions League semi-final showdown at the Camp Nou to wrap up victory for the Catalans.
It was a special strike and the maestro's 600th goal for the La Liga giants, 14 years to the day he scored his first.
But Reds supporters were unhappy with the BT Sport duo's reaction to the moment.
And the clip has already amassed over one million views across various social media channels.
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It shows ex-Manchester United defender Ferdinand wildly celebrating Messi's hammerblow alongside the former Everton and Barcelona player, Lineker.
Reaction when #Messi hits his 600th goal for @FCBarcelona ... u have to get excited! Wow ⚽️ ps. Get the sound on #barcalfc #UCL pic.twitter.com/PlgFtZJvHF
— Rio Ferdinand (@rioferdy5) 1 May 2019
Fans of Jurgen Klopp's side quickly responded to the viral footage.
Many were annoyed by the English pundits reaction, one supporter replied: "Nothing like being neutral as presenters is there??"
Pundits should try to act like they are a bit neutral, at least. But hey, who cares. We’re climbing a hill our own way after all.
— UnbearableRED (@UnbearableRED) 1 May 2019
Next time @GaryLineker wants to interview Klopp I hope the gaffer tells him to jog on.
— iDad (@APlender) 1 May 2019
And i thought @btsportfootball were supporting English clubs .Nice one Gary ,clearly see your heart is still at Barca.
— Evan Patrick Lyon (@rushred9) 2 May 2019
If MESSI was a Liverpool player in this moment and he scored the same way against Barcelona, would your reaction be the same?
— Aymen (@AymenJaafar) 2 May 2019
Nothing like being neutral as presenters is there ??
— jason (@JasonB111888) 2 May 2019
What happening to supporting English teams?
— Mark Bithell (@mbithell1984) 1 May 2019
Liverpool fans noticed Luis Garcia's subtle reaction to the goal.
The Spaniard was a Barca player before making the move to Anfield in 2004.
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Having played for both clubs Garcia showed his composure as Messi scored his second goal in a seven-minute spell.
One Reds fan wrote: "Love Garcia there. Not reacting like the mental heads next to him."
