Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren was criticised by Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker for his part in Crystal Palace's equaliser during the Reds' 4-2 at Selhurst Park.
The former Spurs striker also aimed a jibe at the under-pressure 'keeper Loris Karius, who failed to use his hands before Palace's James McArthur slotted the ball away.
Emre Can had opened the scoring for Jurgen Klopp's men in what proved to be a breathtaking first half in south London as the Eagles pegged their visitors back on two occasions through McArthur.
But Lineker, who later described Liverpool's attacking play as 'scrumptious', blasted Lovren and Karius for their involvementin Palace's first equaliser.
Lovren was shocking for Palace's equaliser but someone needs to tell Karius he's allowed to use his arms.
He tweeted: "Lovren was shocking for Palace's equaliser but someone needs to tell Karius he's allowed to use his arms."
The former Leicester City striker, however, was on hand for another sly dig after the Croatian made up for his mistake by putting his side briefly in front during a frantic first half.
Lineker tweeted: "An assist and a goal for Lovren in a matter of minutes."
An assist and a goal for Lovren in a matter of minutes.
Roberto Firmino's fourth league goal of the season eventually saw off Alan Pardew's men during a quieter second half period.
The win leaves the Reds in third place in the Premier League, but remain off top spot due to Manchester City's superior goal difference, with both sides being joined by Arsenal on 23 points.