Sports pundit Robbie Savage has set a new Guinness World Record - by the seat of his pants.
The former Wales international and Leicester City midfielder took on Alan Shearer to see who could sit on the most seats in one minute at Wembley Stadium.
Savage pipped his fellow Match of The Day pundit to the record by just one seat, having plonked down on 86 seats. Before the Battle of the Backsides challenge the record was 60 seats.
After the challenge he tweeted: "I'm a World Record holder. 86 seats in one minute. Only another 15,000 odd to go."
The Battle of the Backsides sees the two ex-professional footballers battling it out to see who can be the first person to sit on half of the seats at the national football ground - which equates to 45,000 seats each.
Savage, a past contestant on Strictly Come Dancing, set the record during day three of the trial, but trails Alan Shearer in the overall event.
The 44-year-old former Newcastle United striker had built up a 700-seat lead by the afternoon of the penultimate day.
Speaking this morning Shearer said: "It's ridiculously hard. And very, very, very sore. We've done almost 30,000 now, it's incredibly hard on every part of your body - not just your backside."
The public can support the event by donating £5 to Sport Relief, which enters them into a competition to win tickets to the World Cup or Wimbledon.
