TIM SHERWOOD couldn't contain his laughter at a bizarre moment during Sky Sports Soccer Saturday.
The former Tottenham and Aston Villa manager was keeping a watchful eye over Northampton Town vs Derby County when he was left laughing at The Cobblers' mascot.
Tim Sherwood was left laughing after a bizarre moment during Northampton Town vs DerbyThe Northampton mascot cheekily threw the ball away from Derby star Nathaniel Mendez-LaingMendez-Laing appeared to lightly tap the mascot as he went to retrieve the ballClarence The Dragon hilariously threw himself to the floor as a resultThe mascot rolled around on the floor pretending to be injuredSoccer Saturday host Julian Warren was also left laughingSherwood interrupted host Julian Warren with his laughter as he watched the hilarious moment that Northampton's mascot appeared to dive after being shoved by a Derby player.
The incident occurred when Derby won a corner and Rams star Nathaniel Mendez-Laing tried to retrieve the ball off Northampton mascot Clarence The Dragon.
The fan-favourite mascot playfully dropped the ball away from Mendez-Laing, leading the 31-year-old forward to lightly shove him.
Gerwyn Price left red-faced after wearing ear defenders to block fans outClarence The Dragon then decided to play up to the push and jokingly fell to the ground.
After throwing himself down the character then began rolling around as if he had been fouled.
The funny exchange left the Sky Sports studio in floods of laughter while Warren commended on the antics of the mascot.
He said: "That is brilliant! Clarence The Dragon take a bow!"
Things worked out on the pitch for Northampton Town too as they wound up shock winners over Derby during the League One clash.
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The 11th placed outfit got the better of promotion chasing Derby, who sit second in the table, with a 1-0 win thanks to a goal from Sam Hoskins.
Derby are still trying to bounce straight back up to the Championship following their relegation back in 2022 after being deducted 21 points for breaching EFL accounting rules.