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SEE: 5 funny things from the Premier League this weekend

Featuring Falcao, Lee Dixon, Phil Dowd and more.

Gus Poyet kisses Mauricio Pochettino before the Premier League clash between Sunderland and Spurs at the Stadium of Light
SEALED WITH A KISS: Poyet and Pochettino (Image: Twitter/HotspurRelated)

Check out this selection of 5 funny moments spotted during an entertaining weekend of Premier League football – featuring Falcao, Lee Dixon, Phil Dowd and more.

Gus Poyet kissed Mauricio Pochettino

The Sunderland manager greeted his South American counterpart with a peck on the cheek before their 2-2 draw with Spurs at the Stadium of Light.

Mauricio Pochettino enjoying a welcoming kiss with opposition Manager Gus Poyet. #THFC pic.twitter.com/BQwsvWUbgb

— Hotspur Related (@HotspurRelated) September 14, 2014

And they’ve got previous:

Gus Poyet goes in for a crafty kiss with Mauricio Pochettino. Well it might be last time he sees him for a while pic.twitter.com/RDRNqLVoLi

— Telegraph Sport (@TelegraphSport) January 18, 2014

Fans sing ‘Are you Gerrard in disguise?’ as Phil Dowd falls over

Manchester United fans enjoyed the referee’s slip during their match against QPR at Old Trafford on Sunday.

Phil Dowd slips and falls over. MUFC fans sing: 'Are you Gerrard in disguise?'

— Sam Wallace (@SamWallaceIndy) September 14, 2014

Selfie-sticks spotted

Seen at Old Trafford and Stamford Bridge.

It's an epidemic and it will be at a football ground near you soon #selfiestick pic.twitter.com/q1duBNNV9k

— Daniel Taylor (@DTguardian) September 14, 2014

Worst thing about the Chelsea selfie stick gorm is easily that she's throwing up a peace sign. pic.twitter.com/oCivagM60t

— Black & White 'zine (@blackwhitezine) September 14, 2014

Radamel Falcao is still struggling with his English

But was looking forward to the big game against someone or other.

No se pierdan hoy x @DIRECTVCo canales 625 y 626 @ManUtd vs Qeens Park Rogers 10 am Colombia los espero.

— Radamel Falcao (@FALCAO) September 14, 2014

Lee Dixon’s language barrier comment

Claimed there was a language barrier between David de Gea (Spanish) and Marcos Rojo (Argentinian) while commentating on the Manchester United v QPR clash.

Lee Dixon: "The confusion between David de Gea and Marcos Rojo may be due to the language barrier". Eh, right you are Lee…

— Mark Donaldson (@DonaldsonESPN) September 14, 2014

Classic Lee Dixon. "There might have been a language issue with Rojo & De Gea. [long, uncomfortable silence] …Maybe not"

— Alexander Abnos (@AnAbnos) September 14, 2014

BONUS: Harry Redknapp’s joke about Manchester United fans

The QPR squad had to take a coach back from Manchester following their heavy defeat, after being informed that they would not be able to book a private train carriage for the journey home.

Harry reportedly told The Sun:

We couldn’t get a carriage to ourselves, there’s no room.

The problem is half the United fans will be heading back to London, too.

Ba dum tssshhh!