‘You scared me there’ – Alex Scott given a fright by BBC presenter’s comment after picking last ball of FA Cup draw

ALEX Scott almost jumped out of her skin after thinking that the BBC had messed up the FA Cup fifth-round draw.

Scott was in charge of picking the balls for the draw as giant-killers Plymouth Argyle were drawn against Manchester City.

Scott was joined by former Arsenal midfielder Theo Walcott and presenter Kelly Somers on Monday night.

Walcott picked out the home teams, while Scott was on hand to draw the away sides.

As the draw was about to end, Scott was given the task of grabbing the final ball, which was the No. 6 of Ipswich.

When she read out the number, Somers stated: “And the last ball should be... Ipswich Town.”

The short delay sparked a moment of panic for Scott, who was worried that the trio had gone wrong somewhere.

The former right-back looked on confused and placed her hand to her chest as she exclaimed: “Oh, you scared me then. I was like, what?”

Walcott and Scott burst into laughter as they realised there had been no embarrassing faux pas, as fans called the rest of it a fix.

And Somers reassured the duo: "Perfectly done - do not worry."

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Somers then issued an apology as she said: “Sorry for scaring you there, it was expertly done.

The FA Cup fifth round will be played across the first weekend of March.

Plymouth were the story of the last round as they stunned Prem leaders Liverpool 1-0 and ended Arne Slot's hopes of a quadruple.

Manchester United meanwhile, were drawn in one of three guaranteed all-Premier League ties, taking on Fulham at Old Trafford.

Chelsea and Tottenham both suffered early exits to Aston Villa and Brighton.