FANS are convinced that Match of the Day was hit by porn noises.

The viewers believe that they could hear a moaning woman over the top of Gary Lineker as he presented the football highlights show.

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After showing the highlights of Arsenal's 3-1 win over Burnley in the Premier League the cameras cut back to the studio.

As Lineker was introducing the talking points viewers are sure that they heard porn noises over the top.

While others are convinced that someone in the studio has been pranked.

Taking to social media, one posted: "Not someone in the Match Of The Day studio being done 8 seconds in…"

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A second wrote: "Is it the meme video with THAT sound playing?"

A third commented: "Not dissimilar to the Match of the Day porn prank audio."

A fourth said: "Listen to the background! hahaha."

The apparent sexy sounds did not appear to be picked up by Lineker, Jermaine Jenas and Ashley Williams on the set.

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However, the BBC has told SunSport that the noise is in fact noise from Arsenal's celebrations which could be seen in the backdrop.

It is not the first time the X-rated noise has disturbed sports shows.

Back in January BBC One's live FA Cup coverage was hit by YouTube prankster Daniel Jarvis.

The prank happened as Wolves were preparing to take on Liverpool in a third-round replay.

He set up a phone in the broadcaster's studio which played noises that viewers likened to a porn film.

After the incident the BBC apologised to any viewers that were offended.