'Do the math': World Cup presenter gets hammered online for botched analysis

Eni Aluko is being pounded online for her messed up investigation of Brazilian forward Richarlison.

In spite of training watchers to 'do the maths', it immediately became obvious that Aluko hadn't done the maths herself.

Furthermore, football fans have burned through no time in bringing up her live mistake.

Showing up on ITV's transmission of the World Cup, previous expert footballer-turned-intellectual Aluko joined the board to talk about this considerable Brazilian side following their 4-1 whipping of South Korea.
At the point when gotten some information about the group's front man, Aluko rushed to stack acclaim on him in spite of the fact that she seemed to get her words marginally muddled up.

"He [Richarlison] truly has [had a major impact]," she said.

"He's the top scorer for Brazil throughout recent years. He has an extraordinary record, 19 of every 40 appearances, you crunch the numbers on that - that is one objective a game, basically."
At the point when somebody cut the recording up and tossed it on Twitter, it didn't take long for fans to begin heaping in.

The greater part saw the amusing side of her innocent mix-up, participating with some cheerful exchange.
Yet, tragically, a portion of the remarks turned extremely chauvinist.

In light of the video, one person answered: "And individuals can't help thinking about why ladies get despondency over the punditry or discourse. This happens increasingly more frequently."
Others rushed to jump to Aluko's protection, however, closing down the misanthropic comments.

Kieran Cunningham of the Irish Day to day Star tweeted: "She stirred up her words while chatting on live television. Any individual who's at any point communicated in real time has made it happen.

While one more said: "Everybody understands what she implied… Don't bother being flippant."

As a third added: "Slip-ups occur but since it's a ladies they will attempt to make out like it's a desperate mix-up."

In the interim, one individual guaranteed: "You individuals generally need to affront ladies."
Aluko as of late impacted the world forever by being a piece of the very first all-female transmission board at a men's Reality Cup close by Karen Carney and Seema Jaswal.
At the point when individual games journalist Beth Fisher tweeted about the memorable second, she was tragically met with push-back from football fans.

One individual answered: "Incredible to see more ladies commentating across different high-profile sports, yet this line makes me self-conscious and begin believing there's a container ticking exercise going on. I want to see the
Generally educated and engaging individuals for the gig, not continuously hoping to 'leave a mark on the world'."

Yet, Fisher hit back, saying: "OK ITV put three ladies to communicate in a significant competition just to mark boxes. Nothing to do with the way that they are the absolute best telecasters out there..."