Tuesday 6 February 2018 08:36, UK
Watford pile the pressure on Antonio Conte, Carra reveals why Tottenham's second penalty at Anfield should not have been given and Wayne Rooney gives his views on Everton, Manchester United and England... Here's all you need to know from Monday Night Football....
First up for Rooney was a chat about his former club, Manchester United, and the challenge they have against City.
Rooney thinks it will be difficult for United to catch City next season, with the former England striker saying Pep Guardiola's side are close to playing perfect football.
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Rooney believes Harry Kane may leave Tottenham if they do not win a trophy in the next two years.
On the day after Kane joined him in the Premier League 100 club, Rooney described the Spurs striker as the best forward on the continent and feels Mauricio Pochettino will struggle to keep him happy if the club do not start winning silverware.
"At the moment, he is probably the best striker in Europe," Rooney said. "He can go where he wants to, he's that good. He is like a young Alan Shearer. He scores all different types of goals.
"The problem that Tottenham are going to have is that his motivation is goals, but his motivation is going to change from goals to trophies. And if Tottenham don't win trophies in the next year, maybe two, he is going to want to move elsewhere to win trophies. That is a decision he is going to have to make in the next year or two, but Tottenham have also got to make a decision - bring more players in and have a real push to win the Premier League."
Jamie Carragher looked back at the controversial second Tottenham penalty against Liverpool and says it should not have counted.
Sticking with the classic encounter at Anfield, the Monday Night Football team examined Victor Wanyama's wonder strike against Liverpool and compared it to Rooney's famous goal against Newcastle.
Watford piled the pressure on Antonio Conte as a late flurry of goals secured a thumping 4-1 win over 10-man Chelsea.
Tiemoue Bakayoko was sent off after just 30 minutes of Chelsea's 4-1 defeat to Watford at Vicarage Road. Was the midfielder's brief display the worst performance of the season so far?
Rooney enjoyed the pundit life...
The ginger army's a thing? You learn something new every day...
And back to the football! Carragher was clearly not impressed with Bakayoko's performance...
On the other hand, David Jones was impressed with Rooney's performance...
Kelly Cates agreed...
And the final word goes to Carra...
We took a look back at some of the tough tackling moments that made Carragher and Rooney such formidable foes on the pitch...
Ahead of Wayne Rooney's appearance on MNF we took a look at five of his best Premier League goals.
We asked you to name your favourite in a poll held on skysports.com and there was an overwhelming winner with 66 per cent of you picking his overhead kick for Manchester United against City in 2011.
Watch all the goals again below...
YOUR Twitter questions are answered with Rooney talking about his Manchester United and England scoring records, the toughest place he has played, the incident with Cristiano Ronaldo at the 2006 World Cup and what the future holds...
