While Chelsea fans were watching their team's Premier League game against Fulham, the Stamford Bridge crowd was treated to a bizarre spectacle.
A group of men in green blazers with similar haircuts stood up and on one occasion held up books, and at another appeared to be brushing their teeth.
As it turned out, these men were a promotion group for the upcoming Hollywood film Argylle. In fact, it's been a continuation of the efforts from the club whose owner Todd Boehly is involved in the company producing the film.
In fact, even Mauricio Pochettino took part as he wore an Argylle patch on his jacket.
"I was aware (of it)," the boss said after the game.
"It didn’t affect the spectacle and today I think we were talking about VAR a few weeks ago and business and football, today it’s open to many different things that can happen but for me it’s welcome because it does not affect the spectacle and it does not affect the players.
"For the fans, I think it’s nice to see the promotion of the film and I think it looks very very good. They invited me for the premiere."
