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06 Sept 2025
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Screenshots from: Virgin Media Sport
A GAA top always seems to pop up during worldwide sporting events and it was no different on Wednesday night.
This time a Mayo GAA jacket popped up on people's television screens during Lazio and Bayern Munich's last 16 tie in the UEFA Champions League.
Italian striker Ciro Immobile had just scored the opening goal of the game from the penalty spot before the camera turned to a young fan celebrating the goal, in Mayo gear!
Social users were quick to spot the Mayo top in the Stadio Olimpico, with one person saying "Lazio for the Scudetto, Mayo for Sam".
The first leg finished 1-0 to the Serie A side with the second leg to be played in Munich on March 5.
A young Mayo fan in the Stadio Olimpico tonight. #UCL | @MayoGAA pic.twitter.com/YFy7CRVysi
— Virgin Media Sport (@VMSportIE) February 14, 2024
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