Ex-Liverpool heavy hitters Jamie Carragher and Steve McManaman played alongside the likes of Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs, Dwight Yorke, Paul Scholes and the Neville brothers in a charity match against Salford City at the weekend.
Unfortunately for the Sky Sports pundit, it wasn't all plain sailing for him in the backline.
With the Class of '92 2-0 up, Carragher tried to shield the ball away from an opposition attacker in his own penalty box, expecting goalkeeper Shay Given to pick it up.
But a breakdown in communication led to a scrappy goal for Salford in a game that finished 4-4, watched by Sir Alex Ferguson at the Peninsula Stadium.
Phil Neville, Carragher's team-mate for the afternoon, tweeted afterwards: "Cost us the game!"
Here are this afternoon’s teams at The Peninsula Stadium! November 12, 2017
Carragher offered up a full explanation for his blunder in response, placing the full blame on Given.
He wrote: "Read it brilliantly as usual, then expected my keeper to come & collect it but he’s nowhere to be seen hence the hesitation.
"Then he appears as I’m about to tackle the striker! I can only apologise on his behalf."
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