West Ham are staring relegation in the face after a 3-1 thrashing at Newcastle on Sunday, with Sky Sports pundit Roy Keane scathing in his assessment of a Hammers side he accused of showing no intensity and no desire at St James' Park.

The result leaves West Ham's Premier League survival hanging by a thread. Tottenham Hotspur need only one point from their remaining two fixtures to condemn the Hammers to the Championship. If Spurs lose at Chelsea on Tuesday night, West Ham must beat Leeds at the London Stadium and then rely on Everton to defeat Spurs on the final day.

Keane's verdict: 'Schoolboy stuff'

Keane was unsparing in his criticism, questioning the attitude of a team that had everything to play for but appeared to crumble from the first whistle. West Ham were 2-0 down inside 19 minutes, with the opening goal stemming from a costly error — goalkeeper Mads Hermansen played a poor pass that allowed Harvey Barnes to cross for the unmarked Nick Woltemade to finish.