'That doesn't exist anymore' – Curtis Jones accuses Arsenal and Mikel Arteta of 'stealing' Liverpool celebrations

Curtis Jones has sensationally claimed that Arsenal were “copying” Liverpool during their celebrations following their 3-1 win last weekend.

He gunners made a big statement about the Premier League title on Sunday with a victory against the table tops, with two points now separating the two sides.

arsenal captain Martin Odegaard shared a healthy moment with club photographer Stuart Macfarlane in the post-match scenes, but Reds legend Jamie Carragher was less than impressed.

Mikel Arteta He ran down the touchline after Leandro Trossard's goal and was also seen shaking his fist at the home crowd after the win, a celebration synonymous with Jurgen Klopp in Liverpool.

Some fans believe that he he mocked his counterpart by doing so, and it seems jones He has further added to the criticism of Arsenal by claiming that their celebrations were stolen.

“Listen, that's why I have to close everything in a respectful way, I would say,” he told BBC sport.

“You know, the celebrations and all that are nice, but at the end of the day there are still a lot of games left, we are at the top of the league.

“For many years, we have always been a team that our fans have talked about and the gaffer himself, the way he hits the fans and stuff.

“That's our thing, so if they want to steal our stuff, that shows that we are on the right path and that we have those who are copying us.

“They can have their… or teams, I'm not going to say just one team, but they can have their moment and stuff, but there's a long way to go, there's a lot of games.”

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Many would say that Arsenal's wild celebrations were more than justified as they re-entered this year's title race after coming so close last season.

Jones played the entire match in what was only Liverpool's second defeat in the Premier League this season.

They remain at the top of the table despite the defeat, but a win would have left them eight points ahead of Arsenal.

However, Liverpool are not just chasing Premier League glory this season as they also have a Carabao Cup final against Chelsea at the end of the month.

Klopp's side are also still in the Europa League and FA Cup and wins in all four competitions would see them win a historic quadruple.