TV presenter Piers Morgan has made his feelings clear after Roy Keane’s latest attack on Arsenal.
The Gunners lost further ground in the race for the Premier League title after drawing against Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon.
Declan Rice’s 74th-minute strike cancelled out Bruno Fernandes’ first-half goal as the two teams played out a 1-1 draw.
As a result, Arsenal are now 15 points behind leaders Liverpool with just 10 games left to play in the Premier League.
Speaking after the match, former United captain Keane was far from happy with Mikel Arteta’s men.
He said on Sky Sports: “Arsenal scored seven in the week but they didn’t have any swagger about them today. At the end, you’re probably thinking United are going to win it, and they’ve been dreadful.
“I’d be looking at their mentality and thinking, ‘where was it?’ You must smell United are there for the taking, but Arsenal weren’t streetwise. They were open and Man Utd could’ve won it at the end.”
Keane continued: “Arsenal have done well and made progress over the last few years, but the next step is the hardest one. If you’re Arsenal, what good is second to you? You want to be winning titles.
“I haven’t seen an Arsenal side who are machine-like, who knew Man Utd were there for the taking. I wasn’t happy with their mindset. Forget about Liverpool, worry about the teams behind them.”
Piers Morgan reacts after Roy Keane’s latest attack on Arsenal
Responding on social media, Arsenal fan and broadcaster Morgan agreed with Keane’s assessment.
The 59-year-old wrote: “Keane’s right, the way we’re playing, there’s more chance of Arsenal falling out of Top 4 than winning the League.”
Things are not going to get easier for the Gunners in the Premier League as they are set to take on London rivals Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium this weekend.
Meanwhile, Liverpool are not in league action as they face off against Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley on Sunday afternoon.
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Topics: Roy Keane, Arsenal, Manchester United, Premier League, Football
