Laura Woods drops F-bomb at Rio Ferdinand while covering Champions League final with TNT Sports as she shares hilarious unseen footage

Laura Woods dropped an F-bomb at Rio Ferdinand while presenting with TNT Sports during the Champions League final on Saturday night.

Paris Saint-Germain won the competition for the very first time after a brutal 5-0 drubbing of Inter Milan in one of the most one-sided finals in history.

Woods, who returned to her TV duties after welcoming her first baby with former Love Island star Adam Collard, was practising her introduction before going on air.

But Ferdinand inadvertently ruined the take on his final game for the broadcaster after he strolled casually into the camera shot and distracted Woods.

Taking to Instagram, Woods shared footage of the hilarious moment.

In the video, the 37-year-old professionally delivered her lines while looking directly down the camera, before the bungling Ferdinand got in the way. 

WARNING – explicit language 

Laura Woods dropped an F-bomb at Rio Ferdinad during the Champions League final

Woods laughed in disbelief after Ferdinand walked directly in front of the camera

Ferdinand hilariously seemed unaware of his gaffe despite Woods declaring: ‘F***ing hell’

Woods said: ‘F***ing hell, Rio’ before putting down her microphone and laughing.

She then joked the take was ‘going to be some of my best work ever’ before Manchester United legend Ferdinand walked back in front of the camera again. 

The two exchanged playful jibes with Ferdinand holding the mic to Woods’ mouth and pulling it away after she explained she had been halfway through a practice take. 

Woods cracked up at the joke and a few seconds later, Ferdiand realised the error of his ways after spotting the camera directed at him just a few steps to his right.

Suddenly flustered, Ferdinand apologised to Woods for his comical error.

Rounding off the clip, Woods declared: ‘I wish that was live.’

At the end of the show, Woods paid a touching tribute to Ferdinand after his final game working for the broadcaster, following a 10-year punditry stint.

Woods said: ‘Rio, before we leave, just one final goodbye. From us here at TNT Sport, to you. That is it for your career here, for now.

Ferdinand was part of TNT Sports’ coverage in the pundit’s final game for the broadcaster

Woods returned to work after welcoming her first child with Adam Collard earlier this year

Ferdinand (centre left) joked that ‘the beers are on me’ after his final TNT Sports outing

‘Can I just say on behalf of all of us, including everyone behind the camera, you’ve been an absolute pleasure. Since I joined, you’ve been so incredibly welcoming.

‘You’ll be sorely, sorely missed.’