A pitch invader sprinted onto the pitch
during Real Madrid's friendly clash with
Italian outfit Fiorentina in Warsaw -
and the rogue even tried to get
involved in a set-piece routine.

But he was fooling no-one despite
having Cristiano Ronaldo's name
emblazoned across his back.

The invader doesn't quite get a touch
on the ball and can be seen having a
quick chat with Madrid striker Karim
Benzema before being escorted off the
pitch.

Ronaldo gave the European champions
the lead after only four minutes.

But goals from Germany striker Mario
Gomez and ex-Bolton and Sunderland
defender Marcos Alonso turned the
game around.

It's not the first time a pitch invader
has tried to get involved in the action at a sporting event.

Infamous prankster Karl Power
flagrantly joined the team photo for
Manchester United's Champions League quarter-final with Bayern Munich at Old Trafford in 2001.

Although other United players noticed
his presence Power managed to stay
on for the photo.

He also walked out to bat when
England's cricket team played
Australia the same year

Power has also played tennis against
Tim Henman at Wimbledon, danced the haka for the England rugby team and beat Michael Schumacher to the
winner's podium at Silverstone.

But United banned him for life when he
reenacted a Diego Forlan goal against
Liverpool with some pals on the Old
Trafford pitch in 2003.

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