Kelly Somers apologizes to Alex Scott live on the BBC during the Cup Fifth Round Draw

Kelly Somers apologized to Alex Scott at the end of the draw of the fifth round of the FA Cup on Monday evening. The draw was projected live on the BBC, the giants of the Premier League Manchester United and Manchester City were both brought home.

The draw was produced by the former Arsenal Theo Walcott and Scott stars, with the football presenter Focus emptying a bag of balls in a container before his start.

Walcott chose the teams at home, while Scott was on site to pull the sides outside.

While the draw was about to end, Scott had the task of choosing the final ball, which was Ipswich's No. 6.

When she read the number, Somers said, “It should be a city of Ipswich.” And Scott temporarily thought that the draw had been wrong due to the clumsy formulation of the host.

The former right back looked at confused and then placed his hand on her chest when she exclaimed: “Oh, you were frightening to me. I was like, what?

Walcott and Scott broke out laughing, realizing that there had been a disaster. And Somers reassured the duo: “Perfectly done – don't worry.”

Somers then apologized by saying, “Sorry to have scared you there, it was done in an expert way.”

The draw saw Plymouth rewarded for their efforts as giant killers against Liverpool when they had made a trip to face Manchester City at the Etihad stadium. The Championship side amazed Arne Slot's men in Home Park on Sunday while Ryan Hardie scored the only goal of the match since the penalty point.

Manchester United, on the other hand, will welcome Fulham in one of the four potentials all the affairs of the Premier League.

Brighton will go to Newcastle, Wolves will visit Bournemouth and Ipswich will have a trip to Exeter or Nottingham Forest to wait.

Elsewhere, there will be a Lancashire derby between Preston and Burnley, while Aston Villa will welcome Cardiff. And the winner of the confrontation on Monday evening between Doncastter and Crystal Palace will welcome Millwall.

Manchester United is the title champions of the FA Cup, after seeing Manchester City in last year's final in Wembley.

And Ruben Amorim's team has reserved its place in the fifth round of this season after overcoming a 1-0 deficit to defeat Leicester 2-1 in Old Trafford on Friday evening.

The side of the city of Pep Guardiola is the favorite to win the trophy this season, despite the fact that they have had trouble on the field since the start of the campaign. Newcastle and Aston Villa are respectively the second and third favorites ahead of United and Bournemouth.