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Liverpool icon Steven Gerrard failed to hide his frustrations with Jay Spearing as he fumed at his ex-teammate during a legends charity match.

The former Reds skipper was desperate to open his account on just ten minutes into the first half of the exhibition game versus Chelsea.

The burst of anger from the ex-Aston Villa and Rangers manager left commentators Peter McDowall and Phil Thompson amused.

McDowall referred to Gerrard's outburst during the coverage, as he referred to the Reds legend giving Spearing what he called a "right talking too".

This inspired chuckles from European Cup winner and former Liverpool assistant manager Thompson - who saw the funny side of the episode.

Gerrard was joined by former teammates including Peter Crouch, Sami Hyypia and Jerzy Dudek at Anfield in a game which was arranged to raise funds for the LFC Foundation.

Jay Spearing, Steven Gerrard and Peter Crouch of Liverpool Legends pictured inside the dressing room prior to the Legends Charity Match.

As the Reds close in on a second Premier League title in five years, Crouch said: "Yeah I think it's been an unbelievably successful season

"I was at the Carabao Cup final and again it was just it wasn't the Liverpool we've seen this season, but I mean, if you go back to the start of the season and said you'd have a lead like this and you'd be out you have the competitions, every Liverpool fan will have bit your arm off.

“That's where they are now I think we need to take stock of that
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