Roy Keane criticizes Arsenal player and insults their teammate following tie with Man City.

After Sunday's intense draw between Arsenal and Manchester City, Roy Keane couldn't help but express his disbelief at some of the players' decision-making. In particular, he took a jab at Arsenal's goalkeeper David Raya and the "stupid" Leandro Trossard for his red card.

Despite their early lead of 2-1, Arsenal had to play the entire second half with only ten players after Trossard's intentional delay and kicking of the ball resulted in a second yellow card. This caused frustration among Arsenal fans, especially as a similar incident involving City's Jeremy Doku earlier in the game seemed to go unpunished.

However, Keane was not sympathetic towards Trossard, calling his actions "the height of stupidity." He stressed the importance of avoiding giving the referee any reason to give a second yellow card, especially when already on a booking.

In the second half, Arsenal desperately tried to hold onto their lead, resorting to tactics such as time-wasting to run down the clock. Keane couldn't help but sarcastically praise Raya for his dramatic display of cramps and his ability to miraculously recover after treatment.

But despite their efforts, Arsenal were denied a much-needed win at the Etihad thanks to John Stones' late equaliser. The England international also took a dig at Arsenal's use of "dark arts" to disrupt the flow of the game.

Keane couldn't help but express his concern for Raya, who seemed to pick up multiple injuries throughout the game. He jokingly questioned the magical sponge used to heal his apparent injuries.

In the end, it was a disappointing result for Arsenal, who were hoping for a victory at the Etihad for the first time since 2015. But with both teams showing a mix of skill and questionable decisions, it was certainly an eventful and entertaining match.

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