Kate Abdo branded ‘elite' in bold outfit for Champions League final before she's embarrassed with ‘beer maid' footage
The broadcaster, 43, covered her eyes at one point - as co-presenters saw her in outfits from her 20s ahead of the Champions League final.
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Thierry Henry, Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards gasped with awe at first when they saw Abdo 's garb.
But that turned to howls of surprise and amusement when she was seen dressed like a German beer maid.
CBC showed the clip to mark her years working in Munich two decades ago.
That's where Saturday's clash between Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan took place.
And when it got to the waitress-style outfit Abdo was seen back in the studio covering her eyes with apparent embarrassment.
CBS posted the throwback video with the caption: "Rumor has it @kate_scott had her own Munich moments."
But Abdo had to correct cries of "lederhosen" from her studio colleagues - pointing out that's the name of traditional leather breeches worn by MEN in Bavaria.
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And bizarrely she didn't hang around long afterwards.
'Omg so cringe' say fans as Man Utd legend Peter Schmeichel and Kate Abdo involved in awkward blunder live on CBS Sports
Fellow broadcaster Anita Nneka Jones replaced her while coverage was still building off to kick-off.
Abdo told her CBS team-mates: "I would love to stay and chat guys but I have other friends waiting for me tonight..."
Footage then showed Abdo's pals David Beckham and Tom Cruise in the Allianz Arena.
How about that for a duo to discuss past fame and fashion with?
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