Mark Lawrenson has revealed he underwent two operations to remove a cancerous blemish on his face and has won his secret three-month battle with the disease.
The BBC football pundit revealed the good news on Twitter on Thursday night and thanked medical staff at Ormskirk and Whiston hospitals for their 'excellent' work during his treatment.
He wrote: 'After three months of outstanding care at both Ormskirk & Whiston hospitals I got the news that after two operations & the removal of my facial cancerous blemish the cancer hasn't spread anywhere..Phew..!! Waiting for the verdict felt like a 'SWORD OF DAMACLES [sic]' moment... Thanx [sic] all.'
Mark Lawrenson revealed his secret three-month battle with cancer on Twitter on Thursday
The 61-year-old is best known for his work as a football pundit on BBC's Match of the Day
The news was welcomed by his fellow Match of the Day star Gary Lineker, who retweeted the 'great news' to his own followers after what is likely to have been a horrible three months for the former Liverpool star.
Match of the Day commentator Steve Wilson added: 'Delighted Lawro. Can't begin to think what that must have been like for you. Draw a line.'
Lawrenson worked for the BBC on their World Cup coverage in Russia as a co-commentator, but has seen his role on Match of the Day significantly reduced in recent years with more screen-time given to younger pundits such as Jermaine Jenas and Alan Shearer.
Lawrenson pictured with Bruce Grobbelaar during his playing days as a Liverpool defender
Lawrenson made more than 350 appearances for Liverpool during the 1980s
As well as a respected pundit, Lawernson is also a legendary figure at Liverpool and was an instrumental part of their dominance of English football throughout the 1980s.
The former defender, who played 356 games for Liverpool, won five league titles, three League Cups, a European Cup and an FA Cup in a glory-filled seven years at Anfield.
Lawrenson moved into media after a short stint as manager with Oxford United and Peterborough and became a household name in his own right on the Premier League highlights show alongside Alan Hansen and Lineker.
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Main photo article Mark Lawrenson has revealed he underwent two operations to remove a cancerous blemish on his face and has won his secret three-month battle with the disease.
The BBC football pundit revealed the good news on Twitter on Thursday night and thanked medical staff at Ormskirk and Whiston hospitals ...
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