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JAMES MADDISON hit back at Roy Keane with a clever celebration after he was criticised by the pundit.The Spurs midfielder reacted quickest to fire home against Manchester United after Lucas Bergvall’s shot was saved by Andre Onana.James Maddison performed his trademark darts celebrationCredit: Sky SportsHe then made a shushing gesture with his fingerCredit: Sky SportsHe celebrated with his trademark dart throw before placing his finger over his lips to shush the camera.The shush appeared to be directed at Keane over comments he made this week claiming Maddison would not be a difference-maker when he returned from injury.Keane said: “We saw Maddison at Tamworth, he was taken off. Tamworth are non-league.”People say Maddison’s the man. When is he going to step up to the plate? He got relegated with Leicester and he’ll get relegated with Spurs.READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”Maddison isn’t bad, when he’s not at the darts, but let me tell you…”If you think he’s going to come back and get Spurs into the top six, you’re in cuckoo land.”He’s good, he’s a talented player. But if you’re a player in the Spurs dressing room and Maddison’s back in the squad, you wouldn’t be looking and going ‘oh Jesus – he’s back today. We’re going to be fine’.”England have a squad of 300 and he can’t even get in that. You kid yourselves everybody.”Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSIan Wright hit back at Keane and showed support for Maddison, telling him he had to silence the Irishman.Maddison took just 13 minutes to make an impact on his return from injury and made sure to send a message to Keane.’Just lost it’ – Prem icon reveals Roy Keane’s two and a half hour dressing room rant about yoga and LUCOZADE after lossAsked about the celebration, Maddison said: “There’s been a little bit of outside noise this week. People have their opinion, so I wanted to do my talking on the pitch. “The gaffer always blocks out outside news, but it’s in your face. You can use it but the gaffer prefers when we’re in our little bubble and listening to him. “Sometimes it’s difficult because it’s constantly in your face on social media and Whatsapp, people sending stuff, you do see it and it is there. “Especially when it’s a big profile name, but it’s about responding in the right way and I’m the matchwinner, so I’m delighted.”Fans loved Maddison’s gesture with one describing it as a “little dig”.Another added: “Roy Keane threw shade. Maddison kept receipts. And he answered the call today. That celebration was personal .”And a third wrote: “He done that celebration aimed at Keane😭😂😭😂😭 Maddison that is naughty.” More

NAPOLI fans have produced a hilarious banner paying tribute to Scott McTominay.The Scot has become a firm fan favourite since his summer move from Manchester United.Scott McTominay has made a big impact at NapoliCredit: GettyA fan paid tribute to the midfielder with a hilarious bannerCredit: instagram @sancirosedinHe has chipped in with big goals and helped Napoli to the Serie A summit, earning him adoration from fans.One supporter showed the love for McTominay with a hilarious banner.It features a Scotland flag with the Napoli badge emblazoned across the front.It also bears the words: “Napoli. McTominay. Pizza. In that order.”READ MORE ON MAN UTDThe flag, similar to Gareth Bale’s infamous “Wales, Golf, Madrid” banner, has been hung up in a pizza restaurant in Naples.McTominay, 28, has become an important player in Italy and is understood to be loved by his team-mates and manager Antonio Conte too.The Italian press have described the midfielder as “the new leader of Napoli” and “the next Maradona” due to the impact he’s had.Napoli fans have fallen for McTominay and have nicknamed him “McTotally”.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSHe has scored seven goals this season and produced four assists, featuring in all but one Serie A game.McTominay has proved to be a bargain at £25million with football agent Christian Bosco describing him as “potentially one of the best midfielders in Napoli’s history”.Welsh fans fans display the Gareth Bale flag in 2019Credit: ReutersInside Scott McTominay and Cam Reading’s glam life in Naples More

MANCHESTER UNITED have been left reeling after Ruben Amorim revealed Kobbie Mainoo is out for the next six weeks.The England midfielder suffered a knock in training this week and was immediately ruled out of today’s match against Tottenham.Man Utd star Kobbie Mainoo has been ruled out for the next six weeksCredit: AlamyMainoo was expected to return after two weeks on the sideline.But the Mail claims Mainoo will play no further role in United’s campaign for at least six weeks.The blow comes after winger Amad Diallo was ruled out possibly for the remainder of the season alongside crocked Argentina defender Lisandro Martinez.Manuel Ugarte, Toby Collyer and Leny Yoro have also joined the injury list this week.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLAnd Amorim opened up over his injury crisis before United’s game against Spurs.He said: “Amad’s [injury] was alone, Ugarte’s was a kick. Toby [Collyer] and Kobbie [Mainoo] felt something.”It is what it is, but we have the kids, and they have the opportunity to be on the bench. “It is a really hard season and we have to deal with that.”Most read in FootballJOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUSUnited’s injury crisis means that EIGHT kids have been named on today’s bench.Ayden Heaven, Harry Amass, Sekou Kone, Elyh Samuel Harrison, Tyler Fredricson, Chido Obi-Martin, Jack Fletcher and Jack Lee Moorhouse are all hoping to play some role today.Ruben Amorim makes blunt admission as Man Utd face cash crisis Victor Lindelof is the only senior substitute available.United have been forced to start both Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirzkee in attack, with Bruno Fernandes lining up in a deeper role alongside veteran Casemiro. More

FUMING Tottenham supporters took to the streets chanting “we want Levy out” in a protest against the club’s ownership.Fed-up fans launched the biggest backlash of Levy’s reign just hours ahead of Spurs’ crunch clash against Manchester United this afternoon.Thousands of Spurs fans took to the streets chanting ‘we want Levy out’Credit: The SunThe supporters descended on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium todayCredit: ReutersThe group made their feelings clear about Levy and ENICCredit: Reuters More

LUIS DIAZ helped Liverpool move seven points clear at the top of the Premier League table.The Colombian forward bundled in the Reds’ opener against Wolves with his midriff with a quarter of an hour gone. Luis Diaz and Mo Salah were both on target for Liverpool against WolvesCredit: EPAMo Salah made it two from the penalty eight minutes before half-time.And it looked as though Diogo Jota had secured the golden chance to wrap up the points when he went down under a sliding tackle in the Wolves area.Referee Simon Hooper pointed to the spot but reversed his decision after the VAR monitor replays showed Jota had simply thrown himself to the floor.Then the nerves inside Anfield increased when Matheus Cunha fired a fine strike into the bottom corner to pull the relegation-threatened side back into the game.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLBut despite a wave of attacks, the Reds held on and stumbled over the line for a crucial return to winning ways. THIS IS A DEVELOPING STORY..The Sun is your go to destination for the best football, boxing and MMA news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video.Like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheSunFootball and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSunFootball.Diaz bundled in off his midriffCredit: PAWolves wanted a second yellow card for Ibrahima Konate in the first halfCredit: ReutersDiaz won the penalty when Jose Sa clipped his ankleCredit: EPASalah put his penalty down the middleCredit: APSalah found the net again but it was ruled out for offsideCredit: GettyDiogo Jota escaped a yellow card despite his blatant dive looking for a penaltyCredit: GettyMatheus Cunha got Wolves back into it with a fine strikeCredit: APArne Slot was all smiles at the end as the Reds restored their seven-point advantageCredit: Getty More