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Fans in stitches as Sky Sports confuse Championship legend for Chile boss Eduardo Berizzo during Blackburn vs Wigan game

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FANS have been in hysterics over a Sky Sports blunder confusing a former Championship goalie with Chile manager Eduardo Berizzo.

Berizzo was thought to have been spotted at Blackburn's Championship fixture against Wigan.

An ex-Derby, QPR and Birmingham star was mistaken for Chile manager Eduardo Berizzo
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An ex-Derby, QPR and Birmingham star was mistaken for Chile manager Eduardo BerizzoCredit: Twitter
Eduardo Berizzo was thought to be at Blackburn's Championship clash against Wigan
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Eduardo Berizzo was thought to be at Blackburn's Championship clash against WiganCredit: EPA
Lee Camp played for a host of Championship sides
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Lee Camp played for a host of Championship sidesCredit: Reuters

It was believed that he might have made the trip to Ewood Park to watch Chile international striker Ben Brereton Diaz.

However, as the broadcaster's cameras panned to him, it turned out it was not Berizzo and instead veteran goalkeeper Lee Camp.

The gaffe caught the attention of fans, who took to social media to show off their laughter.

One tweeted: "Sky have just mistaken Lee Camp for the Chile manager 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏻‍♂️."

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A second commented: "Knew I wasn't going crazy when I saw this! 🤣."

A third wrote: "Sky Sports said this was Chile manager Eduardo Berizzo but I’m convinced it’s Championship legend Lee Camp."

A fourth said: "Lee Camp looks far more like a Chile manager than the actual Chile manager."

A fifth added: "Has Lee Camp has been banished to Chile & given a new identity then."

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Camp had a hailed career in the English league football leagues.

He starred for clubs such as Derby County, Nottingham Forest, Birmingham City, QPR and Rotherham.

The goalkeeper was last on the books of Wrexham, where he failed to make an appearance before leaving last year.

Berizzo, on the other hand, has been the Chile boss since 2022 as he took over the role from Martín Lasarte.

He has also managed at club level, including LaLiga sides Celta Vigo, Athletic Bilbao and Sevilla.

And his playing career was slightly more illustrious than that of Camp, as he played for Marseille, River Plate, Celta and the Argentina national team.

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