Halloween isn’t over yet! Things got a little spooky on the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys sport on Monday, November 4, as a black cat suddenly emerged from the stands at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
In a hilarious viral moment, the cat was spotted operating onto the field during the Monday Night Football sport. Though animals aren’t exactly what soccer fanatics want to see running into the top zone, the stadium’s announcers made the most of the two-minute prolong in game.
The complete scene used to be captured by way of ESPN commentator Joe Tessitore, who couldn’t keep watch over his laughter as he gave a play-by-play call of the cat scurrying across the field. After roaming concerning the field and making an attempt to climb again up into the stadium seats, the cat after all made its method out of the tip zone and during the tunnel that results in the groups’ locker rooms.
Halloween isn’t over yet 😹 pic.twitter.com/XhLDP3NgJO
— New York Giants (@Giants) November 5, 2019
“He’s strolling to the three,” any other announcer, Kevin Harlan, referred to as out on the Westwood One broadcast. “He’s at the two, and the cat is in the CDW crimson zone!”
“Policemen and state soldiers have come onto the field, and the cat runs into the end zone!” Harlan endured, playfully shouting, “That is a touchdown!”
Players cleared the field temporarily, leaving stadium officials to chase after the unexpected visitor. “I ran,” Cowboys player DeMarcus Lawrence told SportsCenter after the game. “Game over … Y’all’s good fortune is terrible.”
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According to MetLife construction security, there are stray cats who frequently wander across the nearby space and take shelter within the stadium. Officials spoke to sports reporter Madelyn Burke after the sport, who later shared that the strays live in the bleachers and normally only pop out when the stadium is empty. “This one should have got startled out through fan noise,” Burke tweeted.
This incident best adds fuel to the new rumors that MetLife Stadium is haunted. A few weeks in the past, New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold confessed on the sidelines that he thought he saw ghosts during a disastrous game in opposition to the New England Patriots. Darnold’s microphone picked up the eerie comment, which used to be aired as part of the ESPN broadcast.
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