Lille champion of France: Hanouna congratulates Fabien Galthié instead of Christophe Galtier, the Top 14 the chamber

They're both coaches, have a similar sounding name, but the connection ends there.

Sunday evening, Cyril Hanouna confused Christophe Galtier, coach of Lille just crowned champion of France, and Fabien Galthié, in charge of the XV of France.

By wanting to congratulate the first for the coronation of the Northerners acquired on the lawn of Angers, the host of C8 challenged the second.

“Frankly, whether we support the Losc or not, we can only admire their career!

It's huge what they did!

Congratulations to the players and Fabien Galthié, this guy is very, very heavy!

Big perf!

Enthuses the man who embodies the show "Touche pas à mon poste".

Frankly whether we support @losclive or not, we can only admire their journey!

It s huge what they did!

Congratulations to the players and @FGalthie, this guy is very, very heavy!

Big perf!

- Cyril Hanouna (@Cyrilhanouna) May 23, 2021

The mistake earned him to be quickly chambered by Internet users on the social network.

Cyril Hanouna was also entitled to a valve on his error from the official account of the Top 14. The latter published on the same social network a photo of Fabien Galthié brandishing the shield of Brennus in 2003 when he was a player at the Stadium French and the legend "Bravo to Losc for this Ligue 1 title".

"A big thank you dear Cyril Hanouna, but our coach-coach has nothing to do with it," she wrote the French Rugby Federation.

Congratulations to LOSC for this title of @ Ligue1UberEats https://t.co/aGL3FtomKP pic.twitter.com/DTLngfxkE1

- TOP 14 Rugby (@ top14rugby) May 23, 2021

Handsome player, the host of C8 was not offended by ironic messages about his mistake.

"Of course, I wanted to talk about Christophe Galthier (sic), huge coach of Losc, but Fabien Galthié, even if he does rugby he must play football well I'm sure," he wrote in a second tweet.

Of course I wanted to talk about Christophe Galthier, huge coach of @losclive but @FabienGalthie even if he does rugby he must play football well I am sure !! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

- Cyril Hanouna (@Cyrilhanouna) May 23, 2021

A message where, in addition to the approximate spelling of the former coach of Saint-Etienne, Cyril Hanouna identifies an account that is not that of the coach of the XV of France.

But hey, the idea is there.