Premier League: The Hilarious Moment Commentator Breaks Into Song After Everton Score

• Newcastle United and Everton played out a 1-1 draw on Tuesday
• Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored an equaliser from the penalty spot
• One commentator came up with a hilarious chant after he scored

The Newcastle versus Everton game had a hilarious moment for viewers watching the game from home as the commentator broke into a song after the Toffees’ equaliser.

An Argentine commentator briefly turned into a fan after seemingly celebrating Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s goal, which levelled matters at St James’ Park on Tuesday, April 2.

The commentator, 'El Bambino' Pons, is renown for his unique style of describing football matches, with an eccentric demeanour that always leaves fans on social media in stitches.

On Tuesday, he was on duty as Newcastle looked to make it back-to-back wins in the Premier League when they took on Sean Dyche’s Everton.

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The Magpies took the lead through Alexander Isak, who expertly cut inside Jarrad Branthwaite before slotting past Jordan Pickford, per the BBC.

It almost looked like Eddie Howe’s side would walk away with the victory, but Everton were offered a way back into the game late on as referee, Tony Harrington, gave Everton a penalty late on as Paul Dummett was adjudged to have wrestled veteran, Ashley Young, in the box.

Calvert-Lewin stepped up and slotted home, earning Everton a crucial point with his first goal in 22 games.

The England international’s goal seemed to have thrilled ESPN commentator, Pons, who spoke a long goal chant before breaking into song.

According to Goodison News, the song was an Italian folk tune called Bella Ciao, which was specially edited by the commentator to incorporate Calevrt-Lewin’s name.

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Previously, the chant has been used to hail Liverpool forward, Luis Diaz.

Pons’ hilarious commentary was an instant hit on social media, as fans joked that Calvert-Lewin had finally found a chant specially made for him.

What next for Everton?

Calvert-Lewin will be hoping his goal-jinx is finally broken since prior to his strike against Newcastle, he had gone more than 1,300 minutes without finding the back of the net.

Sean Dyche will likely rely on him for goals in Everton’s next Premier League game, which is against Burnley at Goodison Park on Saturday, April 6.

Pep Guardiola’s rant to Man City players

Elsewhere, Sports Brief reported on Pep Guardiola’s rant to Manchester City players after his side exited the League Cup in 2013.

At the time, the Citizens were chasing a quadruple, but aspirations were trimmed to a treble by Southampton, who beat them 2-0.

Footage of what Guardiola said to his players after the game has since hit the internet - and the Spaniard was clearly not amused.