Roy Keane criticizes Manchester United players for not getting yellow cards in City match

Manchester United played against Manchester City in a highly-anticipated match and lost 0-3. Following the match, former player Roy Keane expressed his disappointment with the team.

Details: Keane noted that no players from United received a yellow card during the match. He believes the team needed to be more aggressive, especially in such an important game.

Quote: “Not one yellow card for a Manchester United player. This is the Manchester derby, it’s raining. After a game like that you shouldn’t want to get out of bed for a week, but not a single yellow card! Put a tackle in! Football is a physical game,” Keane stated.

After four matches, Manchester United has only four points, marking their worst start to a season since 1992-93. Back then, under Sir Alex Ferguson, they also earned just four points from their first four games.

Reminder: United’s coach Rúben Amorim responded to the criticism, emphasizing that he plans to stick to his coaching principles.