The trial of Former England captain John Terry today heard evidence from a lip reading expert who analysed footage of the alleged racist incident during the game in October last year.
Susan Whitewood, a lip reader and sign language expert, was asked to assess footage from the match.
She studied a clip of Ferdinand walking behind the accused.
She said Ferdinand said "Oi, you", then there was an obstruction, the referee's head.
"Then, shagging your mate's missus, and another word I cannot decipher."
Asked to explain what Terry said on the footage, which was broadcast during the match, she said: "The first words are 'Yeah, I,' then a word I couldn't get, I didn't get it because of the quickness.
"There was an obstruction for a moment then he says f****** black c***.
"Then a slight pause then, f****** knobhead."
