Kelly Cates

Sky Sports presenter Kelly Cates had everyone in stitches after roasting Gary Neville at the end of Super Sunday after Liverpool's 7-0 victory over ...

Asked by Jamie Carragher if Liverpool played well, Neville added: "They played all right in the second half, they won the game, no problem. They won’t get carried away off the back of that, Liverpool, at all." Mo Salah is now Liverpool’s record Premier League goalscorer - and they didn’t even play that well…” “Liverpool sharp off the tee at Anfield this afternoon. Manchester United in that second half - Luke Shaw, Varane, Martinez, Dalot, that midfield, they were an absolute shambles." In the second half it was just about Manchester United’s capitulation.

Kelly Cates dig at Gary Neville was yet another instance of the expert wit and timing that makes her such good value on Sky Sports.

Safe to say it wasn’t a great day to be in the gantry: You can tell whose daughter she is.” [has admitted in the past](https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/jun/20/kelly-cates-when-the-players-took-a-knee-it-was-breathtaking) that Liverpool will always be her club. [Liverpool](https://themanc.com/tag/liverpool/) played badly today”, which the [United](https://themanc.com/tag/manchester-united/) legend obviously denied but did admit that he believed United were “the better team”. [Sounness](https://themanc.com/tag/graeme-souness/) and Carra. [Gary Neville](https://themanc.com/tag/gary-neville/) and [Jamie Carragher](https://themanc.com/tag/jamie-carragher/) joined the rest of the Sky Sports team back in the studio to pick apart United’s extremely poor performance after the final whistle blew when Cates decided to hone in on Neville’s supposed comments at half-time.

Neville had said Liverpool did not put in their top perfromance despite burying seven past Manchester United on Sunday.

They played alright in the second half, they won the game no problem. He claimed the scoreline was a “freak” result and that Liverpool didn’t play overly well despite firing in the seven goals. My point is I’ve seen Liverpool play well for five or six years and they’ve put in some of the best performances I’ve ever seen. They’ve beaten Manchester United by seven goals to nil, it’s a record for this fixture. In the second half it was just about Manchester United’s capitulation. My point is when you get beat seven-nil it becomes about how bad the other team are.”

There were contrasting emotions in the Sky Sports studio on Sunday afternoon following Liverpool's 7-0 dismantling of Manchester United.

In the second half, it was all about United's capitulation.' 'Gary put it on me, at the start of the show, when I said I thought Liverpool would win comfortably,' he began. And Souness let Neville have it at full-time, pulling the ex-United right-back up on his comments off-air on the day - where Neville reportedly said United were 'the better team' in the first half.