ABERDEEN were crowned Scottish Masters champions in front of a home crowd after an eventful night of football at the P&J Live arena.
But a chaotic live interview in the middle of the action threatened to steal the show.
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Legends from Celtic, Rangers and Dundee United participated alongside the victorious Dons team in the tournament’s second year.
It turned into a dramatic night of action, with John Rankin left fuming over one refereeing call but not before Bruno Alves and Eoin Jess had a dust-up about an ill-timed tackle.
In amongst it all, Dons goalie Joe Lewis scored from his own HALF in the final against Rangers, which they eventually won on penalties after a miss by Graham Dorrans.
However, fans couldn’t help but be distracted during an interview with Charlie Mulgrew and Lee McCulloch in between games.
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For one, punters couldn’t take their eyes off of McCulloch who appears to have had some work done to his teeth.
And if that wasn’t enough to distract them, Mulgrew dropped an f-bomb in the middle of the interview live on-air.
Social media was awash with comments about McCulloch’s new look.
One said: “Had to turn doon the brightness on the telly when Lee McCulloch started talking.”
Another joked: “Did somebody cut a ribbon when Lee McCulloch got they teeth?”
A third commented: “Lee McCulloch asked for the Bobby Firmino by the looks of things.”
And another said: “McCulloch’s teeth have just blinded me.”
A fifth person then said: “Lee McCulloch’s teeth are hilarious. Ross from Friends stuff!”
Mid-interview, Mulgrew was asked how his fitness was holding up.
And he remarked: “How big is the pitch?!
“We normally play six-a-sides on a five-a-side pitch, this is five-a-sides, sometimes four-a-side, on a f****** EIGHT-a-side pitch!”
BBC presenter Connie McLaughlin remained focus on trying to get some proper answers out of the tiring pair and the foul-mouthed slip went unchecked.
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