Yesterday saw Man United face Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium. It was a tense match right up to the final seconds. But it seems a lot of fans were failing to keep their eyes on the ball, and were posting on social media instead...

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Viewers were more than a little distracted by Tinie Tempah before the match kicked off.

https://twitter.com/SamWallaceTel/status/734057184091344901

But, unfortunately for him, it was because of his eye-catching jacket and poor sound quality, rather than his performance.

https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/734057108157673476

They weren't impressed with how the traditional FA Cup anthem Abide With Me was performed either:

https://twitter.com/WarrenAJB/status/734128382078820352

Nope, not at all...

https://twitter.com/ianburchnall/status/734057966819762176

And then singer Karen Harding missed her cue to start signing the National Anthem.

'Sorry I can't hear my cue to start singing the national anthem over all the people singing the national anthem' pic.twitter.com/P0PXSQOQ3V

— Jonathan Roberts (@robertsjonathan) May 21, 2016

Some fans thought it was ironic given the name of her biggest hit...

https://twitter.com/This_Is_Will_/status/734061501884039168

Others were quite annoyed...

https://twitter.com/TomRoss_/status/734067838609174529

Karen's response was apologetic...

https://twitter.com/KarenHarding/status/734064414052241412

Let's just say it wasn't a great day for music...

https://twitter.com/nikicornish/status/734106927903440896

Not a good day at all...

Tinie Tempah ✅
Late kick-off ✅
Out of tune choir ✅
Forget to sing National Anthem ✅

God bless the #FACupFinal pic.twitter.com/L4jESDDQGk

— BreatheSport (@BreatheSport) May 21, 2016

Thankfully, Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew then showcased some spectacular dance moves and cheered everyone up.

Alan Pardew dances better than me @CPFC #FACup pic.twitter.com/eH9Kg0GO9R

— Eric Arsenal (@EricArsenal) May 21, 2016

Piers Morgan wasn't pleased though...

https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/734095888130420736

Some fans saw an opportunity in the mess...

https://twitter.com/jamiesont/status/734087563166797824

...and some were just brutal...

https://twitter.com/Matt_Law_DT/status/734086762469969920

Here's the dance itself...

https://twitter.com/GraemeDemianyk/status/734086756400824321

It was a prime example of dad dancing...

https://twitter.com/davidhepworth/status/734087966583336960

Some viewers thought it might not have been meant for our eyes...

https://twitter.com/davekiddmirror/status/734099501900763137

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Bad luck, Pardew!

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