ITV once again apologized to viewers for showing a Hyundai advert over England's first goal, on Saturday, the seventh apology and the most wrought, so far.
1.75 million ITV HD viewers missed England's first goal because, for some reason or other, a Hyundai advert popped up and played during Steven Gerrard's only goal so far.

"It was something about oranges," said one viewer who said it was like a dream when it cut back to the match and England were 1-0 up.
The voiceover for the advert was provided by motor racing commentating legend Murray Walker who has yet to make an apology.
"On the positive side I don't own a Hyundai," said one viewer.
Another reader twittered: "It's not like someone got so excited at a goal they accidentally flicked a switch, the advert just seems like it knew a goal was coming and played itself. Are ITV haunted?"
An embarrassed ITV executive blamed the error on another company.