The latest twists and turns on Coronation Street have once again left viewers on the edge of their seats, but this time it wasn’t just the dramatic storylines

that caught fans’ attention—an unexpected blunder involving Carla Connor (played by the brilliant Alison King) sent social media into a frenzy. In an episode that

was packed with tension and high stakes, fans couldn’t help but spot a significant continuity error—one that sparked hilarious reactions online while also adding

a layer of intrigue to an already intense plot.

At the heart of the drama is Carla Connor herself, the sharp-witted and calculating factory boss, who finds herself at the center of a financial storm. Fans of the soap know that Carla, after having been victimized by underhanded dealings, is owed a substantial sum of money by Jenny Connor and Daisy Mitchley. After months of waiting in vain for repayment, Carla decides it’s time to take matters into her own hands. The stakes couldn’t be higher—she is now forced to make a decision that will shake the foundations of Weatherfield itself: sell the Rovers Return.

This decision marks a turning point for the beloved pub, which has long been at the heart of the community. As viewers will recall, the Rovers faced a tumultuous period in late 2023 and early 2024. After a period of crippling costs brought on by the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, Jenny Connor (Sally Ann Matthews) was left with no choice but to sell the pub to the brewing company, Newton and Ridley. What initially seemed like a relief quickly turned into a nightmare when it was revealed that Newton and Ridley were being sold to a new conglomerate, Waterford Incorporated, which led to the devastating news that the staff, including Jenny, would lose their jobs.

The pub remained closed for a significant period, and it wasn’t until Daisy Mitchley (Charlotte Jordan) came up with a plan that the Rovers seemed to have a chance of surviving. After the shocking death of serial killer Steven Reed, Daisy managed to get her hands on his journal—discarded by his mother Audrey Roberts. Upon examining his notes, Daisy discovered the password to the account holding a significant amount of stolen money that Carla’s Underworld factory was owed. In a desperate bid to keep the Rovers afloat, Daisy and Jenny devised a plan to buy the pub back using the stolen funds. They made a pact to pay Carla back every penny, and Jenny and Daisy became secret co-owners.

However, as with any secret in Coronation Street, the truth eventually came to light. The discovery of their dubious financial dealings wasn’t long in coming. It was the ever-curious Bethany Platt (Lucy Fallon) who began digging into the mystery, uncovering the real story behind where the money came from. Ultimately, Carla found out about the hidden funds and, understandably, was furious. While Jenny vowed to pay Carla back in installments, the situation took a turn for the worse when Carla’s health started to deteriorate. Facing the need for a kidney transplant, Carla demanded that the money be repaid quickly in order to facilitate the necessary medical procedures, including her prisoner brother Rob’s involvement as a potential donor.

In the latest dramatic twist, Carla revealed to Jenny that she would need to sell the Rovers if Jenny and Daisy couldn’t come up with the money. Jenny was blindsided, but the shock didn’t end there. During the April 14 episode of Coronation Street, Jenny, in a drunken state, broke the news to Daisy that Carla was selling the pub. However, she failed to mention that Carla herself was planning to buy it, a revelation that only added fuel to Daisy’s fire.

In typical Coronation Street fashion, Daisy’s response to the news was anything but restrained. Tipsy and disillusioned, she made several cutting remarks about Carla selling the pub from under them. Meanwhile, Christina (the conniving mother of Daisy), who overheard the conversation, was quick to intervene, trying to smooth things over and calm Daisy down. It was clear that Carla’s decision to sell the pub was causing major rifts in relationships and setting the stage for even more tension in the weeks to come.

But it wasn’t just the characters’ behavior that had fans buzzing—viewers quickly spotted a major continuity error during this episode. As Carla made her entrance into the Rovers, she was seen arriving without her scarf, only for it to mysteriously reappear in her hands moments later when she pulled a drunken Daisy from the bar. The scene was quickly noticed by eagle-eyed viewers, and social media was ablaze with comments about the “magic scarf.” One fan on Twitter, @k_la, shared a clip of the moment with the caption: “Continuity error spot: Carla’s scarf #CoronationStreet.” The playful banter continued as fans joked about Carla’s ability to summon the scarf into her hands, with @LaneyMari13 quipping: “What you been about? Carla is magic!” Others chimed in, with @ericson63 adding: “It’s a magic scarf, Cory.” Despite the lighthearted comments, the moment provided a brief but amusing distraction from the otherwise intense drama unfolding.

While the scarf may have captured the attention of viewers momentarily, it didn’t overshadow the real drama at play in Weatherfield. Carla’s decision to sell the Rovers has sent shockwaves through the community, with Jenny and Daisy now facing the fallout from their past actions. Fans have been left wondering how this latest twist will impact the future of the pub and its co-owners. Will Jenny and Daisy find a way to repay Carla in time? Or will the Rovers fall into the hands of a new owner, altering the fabric of Weatherfield forever?

This latest saga underscores the ongoing theme of betrayal and redemption that has been a hallmark of Coronation Street for decades. From Jenny’s struggle to keep the pub afloat to Carla’s battle with her health and finances, the characters of Weatherfield are once again caught in a web of lies, secrets, and shifting loyalties. And as always, viewers are left eagerly awaiting the next episode to see how these dramatic storylines will unfold.