Laura Woods wears bold outfit for Champions League final as fans say she's singlehandedly saved TNT Sports coverage
LAURA WOODS stunned in a bold outfit as viewers declared she had singlehandedly saved TNT Sports' coverage of the Champions League final.
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Laura Woods stunned as she presented TNT Sports' Champions League final coverage
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The ace wore a bold sleeveless cream outfit as fans sang her praises
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Woods was joined on the box by Rio Ferdinand and Steven Gerrard
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Stars including Ousmane Dembele and Lautaro Martinez are sure to light up the pitch.
But off it, it was
The popular presenter, who returned to screens earlier this month after giving birth to first child Leo with fiance Adam Collard, bowled fans over as she opted for an amazing all-cream outfit.
Woods bared her arms as she also went sleeveless in the warm German evening.
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She was joined by Rio Ferdinand and Steven Gerrard on the sideline as the icons, who have both won the Champions League, delivered their pre-match thoughts.
For Ferdinand, it was a poignant moment after the Manchester United legend declared it would be his final appearance on TNT Sports.
Meanwhile, Gerrard dug deep for his best analysis after being strongly linked with a return to Rangers.
But as far as viewers were concerned, it was Woods who was the star of the show.
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One said: 'Thank f**k for Laura Woods.'
Another declared: 'Great to see Laura Woods presenting the final.'
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There was also praise for fellow TNT Sports presenter Jules Breach.
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She dazzled in a green dress while going behind the scenes.
And one fan had plenty to say.
They boomed: 'Jules Breach showing levels this evening.'
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Jules Breach was also hailed by supporters
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She wore a stunning green outfit
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