Piers Morgan doesn’t hold back on his opinion of Roy Keane after Keane takes a new swipe at Arsenal.

TV presenter Piers Morgan has made his stance clear following Roy Keane’s latest criticism of Arsenal.

The Gunners dropped more points in the Premier League title race after a 1-1 draw against Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday.

Bruno Fernandes opened the scoring in the first half, but Declan Rice equalized in the 74th minute, leaving both sides to share the points.

With just 10 games remaining, Arsenal now trail leaders Liverpool by 15 points.

Speaking on Sky Sports after the match, former United captain Roy Keane didn’t hold back in criticizing Mikel Arteta’s team.

He said: “Arsenal scored seven earlier this week, but today they lacked any real swagger. Toward the end, you almost expected United to win it — and they’ve been awful.

“I’d question Arsenal’s mentality — where was it? You could sense United were vulnerable, but Arsenal didn’t take advantage. They lacked street smarts, and United could’ve snatched it late on.”

Keane added: “Arsenal have made progress in recent years, but the toughest step is still ahead. If you’re Arsenal, second place means nothing — you want to win titles.

“I haven’t seen an Arsenal team that looked ruthless or sensed United were there for the taking. Their mindset wasn’t right. They shouldn’t be worrying about Liverpool; they should be looking over their shoulders at the teams chasing them.”

Piers Morgan responds to Roy Keane’s latest criticism of Arsenal

Piers Morgan has reacted to Roy Keane’s recent comments about Arsenal, taking to social media to share his thoughts.

The well-known Arsenal supporter and TV presenter agreed with Keane’s harsh assessment, writing: “Keane’s right, the way we’re playing, there’s more chance of Arsenal falling out of the Top 4 than winning the League.”

Arsenal’s Premier League challenge isn’t set to get any easier, as they prepare to face London rivals Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium this weekend.

Meanwhile, title contenders Liverpool will be occupied elsewhere, taking on Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley on Sunday.