Roy Keane in dramatic Manchester United U-turn as he pulls on boots once again to face Liverpool

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Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain hit the latest premiere for their movie, The Good Nurse, held at Paris Theater on Tuesday night (October 18) in New York City.

The 188th Manchester derby did not go the way Manchester United - or Erik ten Hag - wanted it to. Despite scoring three goals away at Manchester City, the Reds were well-beaten by Pep Guardiola's side on Sunday afternoon as they fell to a 6-3 defeat in the Premier League clash.

Manchester United's derby defeat to Manchester City has seen plenty of criticism come their way.

Not many, if any at all, of the Manchester United players came out of Sunday's humbling derby defeat to bitter rivals Man City with much credit.

Leeds United winger Luis Sinisterra felt the wrath of Roy Keane for his "height of stupidity" red card against Aston Villa.Keane had already watched his former side Manchester United capitulate 6-3 against their local rivals Manchester City before the second Premier League game of the day took place at Elland Road, so he wasn't in the best of moods to say the least.Sinisterra then went and got himself sent off for two avoidable yellow-card offences in the 0-0 draw which unlocked peak Keane, who slammed his decision making.READ MORE: Jesse Marsch takes aim at 'snails pace' Aston Villa after goalless draw with LeedsSpeaking about the Colombian's first booking, which he received for a cynical foul near the Villa box, Keane said: "It’s just the height of stupidity. Giving some daft fouls away."It’s just clumsy, there’s no danger.

Gary Neville reacted to Manchester United's humiliating defeat at Old Trafford to their local rivals 11 years ago.The ex-United full-back couldn't believe his eyes as he and ex-Liverpool midfielder Jamie Redknapp discussed the annihilation on Sky Sports. The game, which is remembered fondly by all Man City fans, saw Mario Balotelli open the scoring in the first half before Jonny Evans was sent off two minutes into the second half. Balotelli got his second of the match, with Edin Dzeko scoring two, Sergio Aguero scoring one and David Silva getting himself on the scoresheet as well, with Darren Fletcher scoring the consolation goal for the home side.

When Manchester United lost 4-1 to Manchester City in the derby in March of this year, it felt like the club had completely hit rock bottom.

When Manchester United signed Christian Eriksen as a free agent in the summer, many thought he would be used as a bit-part player but six games into their season and he has been instrumental in the centre of the pitch.

Manchester United will have to find a way to deal with Manchester City striker Erling Haaland if they want to beat Pep Guardiola's side at the weekend, according to Wes Brown.

Summer signing Tyrell Malacia has hit the ground running this season.

These are your Manchester United morning headlines for Sunday, September 25.

Roy Keane’s introduction in Manchester United’s ‘Legends of the North’ charity clash with Liverpool was greeted with loud boos from home supporters.

Roy Keane has surprised supporters by returning for Manchester United’s Legends of the North clash against Liverpool.The Irishman, 51, previously revealed that it was "very, very embarrassing" he was unable to play in testimonial matches for being too unfit - but United have announced that he will be making a shock appearance.The former captain is representing United's team at Anfield, in a second-leg battle for a contest that has raised over £1.3million for the club's foundation.READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo charged by FA over slapping phone out of young supporter's hand It comes as a bit of a shock as Keane, when speaking to Off The Ball, explained: "I'm not fit. I'm far from fit. My fitness levels are actually very, very embarrassing.

Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane has agreed to make a surprise appearance in the legends match with Liverpool this afternoon.

The international break means Manchester United are not in action this weekend.

Roy Keane is well-known for his uncompromising attitude to hard work, but one former player revealed the ex-manager even roped in a regiment of paratroopers to get his squad up to speed.Although Keane can now be found in the comfort of the press box, he initially followed up his successful career with management spells at Sunderland and Ipswich Town, and guided the Black Cats to promotion to the Premier League.The Irishman left the northern club in 2008, and joined Ipswich Town in the championship in the following year. Despite staying at the club for nearly three years, Keane failed to draw on his top-flight experience to return the club to the highest tier and was dismissed in January 2011. READ MORE: Every word Roy Keane said in infamous MUTV rant 24 years on from channel's TV debut Now, looking back on Keane’s time managing Ipswich on the Under The Cosh podcast, defender Alex Bruce has revealed that manager wasted no time in introducing his hardline tactics to the squad, who were left shocked by his pre-season ritual.“He took us to this parachute regiment in Colchester,” he remembered.

Bruno Fernandes has signalled his intention to remain at Old Trafford "for five years" - even if Manchester United are struggling to end their trophy hoodoo. The Portuguese midfielder, 28, has been a huge hit in Manchester since his mid-season arrival in the 2020 January transfer window but is yet to aid them to any silverware.

Manchester United have confirmed their full legends squad to face Liverpool at Anfield this Saturday at 3pm.