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BeIN sports anchor Richard Keys has savaged Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino for lauging and joking with an Arsenal coach after his side’s 2-2 draw with Arsenal. 

Chelsea took a commanding two goal lead through a well-taken Cole Palmer penalty and a long range effort from Mykhailo Mudryk that took David Raya off guard. 

However a poor mistake from Blues keeper Robert Sanchez, giving the ball away to Declan Rice who finished well first time, and a late Leandro Trossard equaliser saw the points shared. 

Now Keys has waded in on Pochettino for not showing the correct attitude or emotion after the game. 

Richard Keys has previously spoken about other managers and players not reacting correctly

Richard Keys has previously spoken about other managers and players not reacting correctly

Richard Keys has previously spoken about other managers and players not reacting correctly

Pochettino laughing and joking with Arsenal's first team goalkeeping coach Terry Mason

Pochettino laughing and joking with Arsenal's first team goalkeeping coach Terry Mason

Pochettino laughing and joking with Arsenal’s first team goalkeeping coach Terry Mason

Pochettino and Mikel Arteta shared a warm embrace before the London derby kicked-off

Pochettino and Mikel Arteta shared a warm embrace before the London derby kicked-off

Pochettino and Mikel Arteta shared a warm embrace before the London derby kicked-off

Pochettino was seen hugging and joking with Arsenal goalkeeping coach Terry Mason after the draw. 

Former Sky TV presenter Keys raged: ‘Am I the only one that’s got a problem with this? 

‘You’re the manager of a side two up that’s cruising until you keeper hands a way back into the game to the opposition and you leave the field smiling and joking with the opposition goalkeeping coach.’

Keys has previously railed at Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta’s emotional celebrations after wins, and has now turned his anger towards Pochettino 

Keys continued: ‘Why can’t you get up off your seat head down the tunnel, be angry that your team have thrown away two points and let them know when you get in. 

‘I just wonder sometimes if it means enough, is there a winner in there? 

‘Show what you meant to the Chelsea fans. Not go off laughing and joking with the opposition.’  

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