Family of Celtic legend Billy McNeill's tragic grandson Matthew McCombe raise £6.5k for charity in his memory

Roy Keane was left looking like he 'wanted to kill Micah Richards' in the Sky Sports studio following Manchester United's embarrassment at the hands of Manchester City.City found the net within the first five minutes of the fixture, thanks to Kevin de Bruyne.And despite Arsenal equaliser, United were hapless to stop a City in a top gear.Riyad Mahrez added a double on top of De Bruyne's two strikes as Untied appeared to lose interest in the game.And Ralf Rangnick's side drew the fury of Keane as Richards laughed at the side of the Irishman on Sky Sports.Keane fumed: "It’s no good having moments in games, the match is 90 minutes long you’ve got to do it all game long."I don't think the manager could’ve done too much different, but by the time the substitutes came on, the fight was over."Keane added: "Egos come into it, you leave egos at the front door, these guys are all about how am I looking? Are my boots nice? Is my hair looking good?"Play the game! You’re at Man United, we’re looking at the fans behind the goal and they know, they’re not daft, this team we’re supporting have given up." What did you think of Manchester United's performance? Let us know in the comments section And Richards could hardly keep his laughing in as Keane ripped into his former side.One fan said: "Hahaha Micah Richards on a mission to get murdered by Roy Keane I think."Another added: "Roy Keane about to kill Micah Richards here""I would have walked out if I was Keane! I thought it was disrespectful from Micah," another said, taking Keane's side."Just sounds unprofessional, to be honest! Ruins the serious debate.

Manchester United will be ashamed at the fact that Manchester City didn't even have to 'work that hard' to thump them on Sunday.Kevin De Bruyne and Riyad Mahrez bagged a brace apiece to seal an emphatic 4-1 win for Pep Guardiola's side.De Bruyne fired City into a fifth minute lead, only for Jadon Sancho to net a stunning goal to restore parity.But United faded badly after the break and put in a limp second half display to cap an awful afternoon for Ralf Rangnick's side. And Schmeichel believes that the way that City strolled to success will sting United the most."It is a good reflection of this game," the United icon said after the match."The difference in quality and willingness to do what is needed was evident.

Chinese phone maker Oppo at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona – and will be in devices by the summer.The technology allows phones to be smaller and thinner.Oppo showed its SuperVooc charging tech charging a phone from 1% to 100% in nine minutes.Apple and Samsung are said to be developing their own fast-charging batteries, believing this is an important selling point for phones.Neil Monger, Oppo’s UK product manager, said: “We have been working on Vooc technology since 2014. It was relatively fast back then and it has carried on evolving.“It’s not just about speed – it is also about doing it in a way that is safe for our customers.“For example, if you just try to put more power into a battery without safeguards, it may cause longer-term battery damage that causes it to degrade quicker over time.“We test and test to avoid that.

Neil Lennon savoured moving into an elite spot in Celtic’s managerial history as he dismissed the critics who have branded Nine in a Row tainted.

Scott Brown has insisted Celtic did their talking on the park to win Nine in a Row.

Mental strength is a must for any true leader.

More than £5000 has been raised for charity in loving memory of East Kilbride man, Matthew McCombe.

Celtic defender Jozo Simunovic says scoring in the club's first game since Billy McNeill 's death is something he'll remember "for the rest of my life".

I miss Billy now, on the occasion of the first anniversary of his passing, more than I did a year ago today when his death was announced. Not for my sake. I don’t count.

The parents of tragic Matthew McCombe have shared an online obituary so friends who can’t be at his funeral can pay their respects.

Rangers have paid tribute to the grandson of Celtic legend Billy McNeill after the body of the Light Blues fan was found in Amsterdam.

East Kilbride Rolls Royce chairman Colin Thomson has described Matthew McCombe as a dressing room leader – just like his grandfather Celtic icon Billy McNeill.

Celtic has paid emotional tribute to the grandson of Billy McNeill after his body was found in Amsterdam.

Celtic Football Club have paid tribute to East Kilbride man Matthew McCombe who was tragically found dead this morning.

The body of Celtic legend Billy McNeill's missing grandson has been found.

Fears are growing for the grandson of Celtic legend Billy McNeill who vanished two weeks ago while on a birthday trip to Amsterdam.

The heartbroken daughter of Billy McNeill is desperately appealing to Celtic fans to help find her missing son.

Long-lost footage of the Lisbon Lions returning triumphant after their European Cup win has emerged on social media.

The desperate daughter of Celtic legend Billy McNeill has begged members of the public to scour Amsterdam’s river and canals for her missing son.

Pat Bonner was part of a fairytale. He just felt like one of the characters.

Billy McNeill's first club Blantyre Victoria say they are "still humbled to have been a small part of Billy’s legendary journey" as they remember the Celtic hero on what would have been his 80th birthday.