After shushing Roy Keane in his celebration on Sunday, Tottenham midfielder James Maddison has now taken to TikTok to further mock the Man United legend.
Tottenham Hotspur vs Manchester United – review
The clash between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United on Sunday was a big one for both sides as they have both struggled in the Premier League this season.
Spurs came into the clash sat in 15th, while the Red Devils were two points ahead of them in 14th. A victory was needed by either one of these sides, as both managers were under intense pressure.
Coming into the game, Postecoglou was handed a boost as five of his injured players made a return, to help his stretched squad.
However, Roy Keane, an ex-Manchester United midfielder was not convinced about the return of certain players for Spurs. He singled out James Maddison and said: “We saw James Maddison at Tamworth, he was taken off! Tamworth are non-league. People say, ‘Maddison’s the man’, but when is he going to step up to the plate?”
James Maddison mocks Roy Keane on TikTok
It didn’t take long for the United midfielder to swallow up his words, as 13 minutes into the game, James Maddison tapped in a parried Bergvall shot to make it 1-0 – a goal that proved to be the winner.
The windup began in the stadium as the Spurs midfielder celebrated by “shushing” his critics. Now, the midfielder has taken to TikTok to mock Keane even further. He posted a clip of the ex-United midfielder’s comments and then attached his winning goal right after.
Watch James Maddison’s mockery of Roy Keane here:
@jamesmaddison COYS🤍
♬ original sound – James Maddison
Tottenham mock Roy Keane after James Maddison comments
The mockery did not stop there, as Tottenham Hotspur’s official X account, also posted a video of James Maddison’s goal and celebration, with the caption: “Madders stepping up 👏.”
Watch Maddison’s goal and celebration here:
The Englishman’s strike against Manchester United on Sunday was his first-ever goal against the Red Devils in his career. His winner also helped Spurs end their three-month wait for a home win.
The N17 club have now moved up to 12th in the League table and are 13 points away from fourth. Next up, Ipswich Town on Saturday.