Jurgen Klopp Argues With Roy Keane Live On Air

Jurgen Klopp wasn't happy with Roy Keane's suggestion that Liverpool were 'sloppy' against Arsenal on Monday night.

The Premier League champions continued their 100% start to the season with their third win in-a-row, beating Arsenal 3-1.

The Gunners took the lead, against the run of play, but from there it was pretty much all Liverpool, with Sadio Mane, Andrew Robertson and Diogo Jota getting the goals.

After the game Keane was full of praise for Liverpool but did say that there were 'a couple of sloppy moments,' referring to one Alexandre Lacazette chance.

Klopp heard the comment from the former Manchester United midfielder and wasn't happy at all with the suggestion his side were 'sloppy,' arguing live on air.

Keane explained in his defence, telling the Reds' manager 'I think you might have misheard me, I'm not sure you heard me correctly.'

The Irishman told the Liverpool boss 'you need to hear the rest of it,' with Klopp answering that he would 'watch all of it for sure.'

After the interview Keane joked that the German was 'sensitive' and questioned what would kind of mood he'd have been in had his side lost.

Arsenal surprisingly took the lead on Monday, after Saido Mane was lucky to stay on the pitch in the third minute of the game, but Liverpool came back just three minutes later.

Lacazette's miss in the second half was the visitors only real chance of getting level in the game but once the Frenchman missed it was pretty much game over.

Topics: Liverpool, Football News, Manchester United, Monday Night Football, Sky Sports, Jurgen Klopp, Arsenal, Roy Keane

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