Former England forward Dion Dublin paid an emotional tribute to the late Cyrille Regis on the BBC's live FA Cup coverage on Wednesday night.
Regis, who died of a heart attack this week aged 59, was a footballing pioneer, becoming one of the first black players to represent England in an era where racism was rife on the terraces.
With kick-off at Stamford Bridge delayed, the BBC used the time to pay tribute to Regis and 48-year-old Homes Under The Hammer presenter was moved to tears by talking about the death of his hero.