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The image is an advertisement, likely for a live sports streaming service, focusing on live Manchester United (presumably) matches. It shows a smartphone displaying a scene of a Manchester United football team on a field. The text "SAHADAN TV" (From the Field TV) and "CANLI YAYIN" (Live Broadcast) are prominent, signifying the service's live broadcast capabilities. Below the image of the smartphone screen, the words "CANLI MAC YAYINLARI" are written in large, bold letters. This translates to "LIVE MATCH BROADCASTS" in English. The joke, if there is one, is a play on words that uses the juxtaposition of the image and the text to suggest a very common experience: **The joke (in Turkish):** The advertisement is implying that the user can watch the live match *live from the stadium*. The humorous element is that while the ad *shows* a scene of the team on the field, it is implied that it isn't actually broadcasting from the stadium (as you can't literally watch a live match from inside a smartphone). The audience knows that they will be watching live via the service from wherever they are, not physically at the stadium. The image is therefore *implied* to be a humorous exaggeration or a playful representation of live, accessible sports broadcasting.
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