Manchester United legend Patrice Evra clashed with Manchester City staff after the Blues’ Champions League victory over Real Madrid.

The former defender, dressed in an all-red suit, was at the Etihad working as a TV pundit on Wednesday night.

But Evra was involved in an altercation with City coaches on the pitch after the final whistle and had to be calmed down by Pep Guardiola’s assistant Manel Estiarte.

The fracas happened as City players celebrated thrashing holders Real Madrid 4-0, winning 5-1 on aggregate.

Evra, 42, remonstrated with Estiarte near his former team-mate Rio Ferdinand and his BT Sport colleagues.

Patrice Evra (above) was at the Etihad working as a TV pundit on Wednesday night

Evra (red suit) was seen remonstrating with City officials after their 4-0 win over Real Madrid

The former Man United defender had to be calmed down by Pep Guardiola’s assistant Manel Estiarte

Evra later told CBS Sports: ‘He was looking at me, he was like ‘this is for you! This is for you!

‘So I came close and asked him why he was so agitated and he said ‘no because last year you said on TV that they [City] s*** themselves, that’s why they lose’, and this year they didn’t s*** themselves.

‘That’s the truth Micah [Richards]! You know I’m an honest man I’m straight and after he apologised.’

The City assistant manager held the Frenchman by his arms and appeared to be successful in calming him down.

The pair then shook hands before going their separate ways.

Jamie Carragher, working as a pundit for CBS Sports, described Evra’s appearance on their post-match channel as ‘a colourful cameo’.

Carragher accompanied his Tweet with a flushed face emoji, a laughing emoji and a poo emoji.

Evra had joined the CBS team, featuring presenter Kate Abdo, Carragher, Micah Richards and Thierry Henry, for an impromptu stint as a post-match pundit.

City dismantled Real in the second leg of their semi-final thanks to a brace from Bernardo Silva, an own goal and Julian Alvarez’s late goal in the dying minutes.

Pep Guardiola’s side, who have never won the Champions League, will face Inter Milan in the final in Istanbul on June 10.