Liam Gallagher has criticised his brother’s “poor behaviour” after Noel refused to join in the Poznan celebration during Manchester City’s resounding victory over Fulham on Saturday.
The current Premier League champions moved closer to retaining their title with a 4-0 triumph at Craven Cottage, thanks to two goals from Josko Gvardiol as well as second-half strikes from Phil Foden and Julian Alverez.
Rock icon Noel was spotted in the away end throughout the match by TNT Sports, who aired the game live. Despite being known as a massive City supporter, his refusal to partake in their signature Poznan celebration quickly became a talking point online.
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His brother swiftly picked up on the clip on social media. The ex-Oasis stars had a falling out years ago and Liam didn’t miss the chance to take a jab, responding to a post of the clip with “Poor behaviour”.
Although Noel was hesitant to join in the Poznan on Saturday, he might have another chance next Sunday should Manchester City, as anticipated, be crowned champions again at the Etihad, reports the Mirror.
Pep Guardiola’s team has edged two points ahead of Arsenal, who are set to face Manchester United on Sunday afternoon. Following the match, Guardiola commended his players for stepping up at Craven Cottage.
The City boss stated: “I have a feeling our players like to play with the pressure. There are these personalities in this team who must enjoy playing with pressure.
“You can’t play knowing if you lose a game you lose the title. You can’t play with this in the mind. Guys like Rodri and Bernardo Silva, even when a goal behind in Madrid, they laugh and they are calm. They enjoy this pressure.
“It would be impossible to do all they have all these years without that. They perform every time.”
City are guaranteed to win a record fourth consecutive Premier League title if they claim victory in their two remaining games against Tottenham and West Ham.
The Spaniard continued: “Our dream is as we said a few weeks ago when [Arsenal] lost against Aston Villa was to arrive in the last games with it in our hands, to play West Ham at home with the destiny belonging to us.”
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