ROY KEANE has taken another pop at Liverpool – despite Jurgen Klopp’s men hammering Spartak Moscow.
Philippe Coutinho netted a hat-trick as a stunning 7-0 win saw Reds through to the Champions League last 16 at Group E winners.
That means that they will avoid Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and Roma – but could still land the likes of Bayern Munich, Juventus and Real Madrid.
And Manchester United legend Keane reckons we are yet to see what Reds are made of, claiming “they’ve beaten nobody” since a 4-0 win over Arsenal in August.
Keane said: “A comfortable night for them tonight, a good start and their attacking players certainly enjoyed it.
“But the big tests are yet to come for Liverpool. “Clearly they’re beating these so-called lesser teams, and the same in the Premier League.
“But they’ve beaten nobody domestically and in Europe yet.” After a 3-0 win against Maribor in early November, Keane blasted his former rivals as they struggled in the Premier League.
He sneered: “If Liverpool were playing in my back garden, I wouldn’t watch them. “They’re just drifting nowhere.
“They’re neat and tidy, but we know what they are like defensively.
“Come the end of the season when the prizes are being given out, Liverpool will be nowhere near.
“At the back, there are question marks over the goalkeeper and there’s not too much about to say them.”
From The Sun
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