ROMAN Kemp took a cheeky swipe at Sky TV after they made a huge blunder before the Game4Ukraine match kicked off yesterday.
Radio DJ Roman, 30, took part in the charity match to help rebuild Mykhailo-Kotsiubynsky School in Chernihiv Oblast which suffered horrific damage during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Roman joined a number of famous faces including Gianfranco Zola, Robert Pires, X Factor star James Arthur and comic Russell Howard.
But just an hour before of the star-studded match, Sky TV shared the line-up on their official X account, formerly known as Twitter.
They wrote: “1 hour to go until Game4Ukraine. Watch on Sky Max at 5pm or Sky Football YouTube.”
Roman was quick to spot a major mistake with his name and pointed it out on social media.
The poster had referred to his as ‘Ronan Kemp’ instead of Roman.
He hilariously shared the post and wrote: “Can’t wait to see Ronan,” followed with a thumbs up and laughing face emoji.
His fans saw the funny side of the accidental slip-up, with one commenting: “Ross, Ronan or Roman? Pick a name FFS.”
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While another posted a string of laughing emojis.
The televised match at Chelsea FC was the idea of Ukraine footie legend Andriy Shevchenko and Arsenal’s Ukrainian ace Oleksandr Zinchenko.
The match between Team Shevchenko and Team Zinchenko ended in a 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge.
Former Chelsea forward Andriy highlighted how important Mykhailo-Kotsiubynsky School is to the community.
The Ukrainian legend said: “It’s a very important school because it’s the only one in the region that can give education to the children.
“That school was destroyed by Russian missiles. A couple of classes were destroyed.
“The most important mission is that we take the war out of the minds of the children.”
The terrified youngsters cowered in a basement as the missile slammed into their science block, wiping out three entire classrooms and badly damaging scores more.
The kids then endured a month of hell as Putin’s troops occupied their remote village near Chernihiv, abducting and murdering locals and smashing down doors to steal food.
Former Gunners boss Arsene Wenger and Chelsea’s women coach Emma Hayes manageed the two sides who played in Ukraine colours as the Yellow Team and the Blue team.
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