John Bishop and Damian Lewis face SIX-hour delay following Champions League Final

John Bishop and Damian Lewis kept their fans entertained over the weekend, despite facing a six-hour plane delay following the Champions League Final. Travel woes: John Bishop and Damian Lewis kept their fans entertained over the weekend, despite facing a six-hour plane delay following the Champions League Final Homeland star Damian also took to the microblogging site, calling John a 'top lad' before informing fans they'd been stuck on the tarmac for six hours after being on a club chartered flight from Paris - after failing to get another seat on a plane. Having a laugh: Travel disruption was the last thing the retired footballer, 55, and actor Damian, 51, needed after watching their team Liverpool lose to Real Madrid at the Stade de France, Paris Stranded: The pair made light of the situation on social media by updating their respective followers with fun selfies Not impressed: Beer in hand, comedian John wrote to his Twitter followers: 'I managed to get a seat on a club charter flight from Paris.This felt like a win when I got on with @lewis_damian' Delayed: John added: 'More than 5 hours later and we have not moved I wish I had got the train #c**pweekend' 'S’alright ⁦@JohnBishop100⁩ and me have had an idea…' Damian teased. Content: Homeland star Damian also took to the microblogging site, calling John a 'top lad' before informing fans they'd been stuck on the tarmac for six hours Trouble: Liverpool were beaten 1-0 by Real Madrid in the Champions League final but the result effectively became inconsequential given the widespread reports of shocking behaviour by French police at the Stade de France 'Disgraceful treatment': Alluding to this in a tweet on Saturday, John wrote: 'At the gate in Paris - been here for 25 minutes and nobody has been allowed in - disgraceful treatment of fans who are displaying an unbelievable level of patience' Oh no: Liverpool fans with genuine tickets were left stuck outside after ticketless supporters attempted to gain access amid chaotic scenes Alluding to this in a tweet on Saturday, John wrote: 'At the gate in Paris - been here for 25 minutes and nobody has been allowed in - disgraceful treatment of fans who are displaying an unbelievable level of patience'.