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'Show a bit of class!' - Roy Keane 'irritated' by Liverpool 'switching off' after securing Premier League title as Man Utd legend criticises Mohamed Salah for selfie celebration vs Tottenham

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  • Liverpool struggle for wins after title triumph
  • Keane says they have lacked "class" since then
  • Criticises Salah's selfie celebration vs Spurs
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    Since Liverpool won the Premier League title, Arne Slot's side have failed to beat Chelsea, Arsenal, and Brighton and have fielded more second-string players in the process. Manchester United legend Keane has accused the Reds of "switching off", while directing his ire at Salah for getting out a phone and doing a selfie celebration during their title-clinching win over Tottenham last month.

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    WHAT KEANE SAID

    He said on the Stick to Football podcast brought to you by Sky Bet: "Liverpool have switched off – they're irritating me. It doesn't matter [that they've won the league], but the fringe players and the B team are coming in – what kind of message is that? I'm thinking, come on - show a bit of class. Salah scores a goal, and he's taking pictures - the game's still on. Liven up a little bit!"

  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    While Liverpool's ultimate goal of winning the Premier League has been done with relative ease and style, they are ending the season with a bit of a whimper. Slot will hope for a reaction from his side, perhaps to keep critics like Keane at bay, on the final weekend of the season.

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    WHAT NEXT?

    Liverpool's final Premier League match of the season is against FA Cup winners Crystal Palace at Anfield on Sunday. It remains to be seen what side Slot will choose for that game.