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Published 22:34 9 Sept 2018 BST

“Arter didn’t say much and just went back into his room and a few players went in with him, but no one who witnessed that was surprised when he said he would not be coming back."
O'Neill earlier this week defended Keane. “I suppose I didn’t really want to be in a position where I’m offering support to Roy,” the 65-year-old said. “Because he is more than capable of supporting himself.
“But what I will say is that he has been excellent since he came in [as assistant manager] and the captain Seamus Coleman would agree with me. He has been very positive, very strong and you know what you are going to get with Roy alongside you.
“You also know that he has that capacity to yeah … he has that capacity [to have arguments with players] but sometimes that’s why I like him.”Explore more on these topics:
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