Brazil manager Tite has defended himself and his side after Roy Keane accused them of being "disrespectful" towards South Korea during their comprehensive 4-1 victory on Monday.
The Selecao stormed their way into the World Cup quarter-finals with an emphatic win and Tite's players made the most of every goal by indulging in lengthy celebrations. The 61-year-old coach even got involved when Richarlison made it 3-0, as members of the team and a raft of substitutes mimicked the Tottenham Hotspur striker's trademark pigeon dance.
Some fans enjoyed seeing Brazil show their flair on and off the pitch, but certainly not Keane. Speaking on ITV at half-time, when Brazil were already 4-0 up, the Manchester United legend proclaimed: "I don't like this," before adding: "I think it's disrespecting the opposition.
