The two bosses were responsible for walking their sides out of the tunnel at Goodison Park and onto the pitch while carrying wreaths.
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These were laid in the centre circle as part of the tribute to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II who passed away last week.
After a clear mix-up in the tunnel, Lampard filed out ahead of Declan Rice and the West Ham team, while Moyes led his former club Everton onto the pitch.
Thankfully, the Hammers' skipper Rice could be seen having a quiet word to his manager as they walked onto the pitch which led to Moyes and Lampard smoothly swapping places.
They then laid the wreaths in the middle of the pitch at Goodison Park before entering into a minutes' silence in tribute to The Queen.
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This led to another heartwarming moment as Vitaliy Mykolenko was pictured giving his jacket to a young mascot who was cold on the pitch.
This was followed by an emotional rendition of God Save The King as football fans paid tribute ahead of the Queen's state funeral on Monday morning.