Roy Keane makes brutal prediction for Liverpool vs Man Utd game and he didn’t hold back one bit

Roy Keane has made a blunt prediction ahead of Sunday’s Premier League match between Liverpool and Manchester United, voicing significant concerns about his former club.

Liverpool are looking to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League table to eight points with a victory over United, who have faced four consecutive losses across all competitions.

According to Ruben Amorim, United are even fighting relegation following their recent 2-0 defeat to Newcastle.

“This is also my fault,” the United manager admitted on Monday. “The team isn’t improving. It feels a bit lost right now, and it’s embarrassing to be the Manchester United coach while losing so many games.”

Amorim also acknowledged that people are “tired of excuses” ahead of the Liverpool match, which he sees as one of United’s toughest challenges of the season.

So, who will come out on top? Roy Keane, speaking as a pundit for Sunday’s game at Anfield, didn’t hold back. He warned that if Liverpool play at their best, United could face a heavy defeat.

When asked if United should change their approach against Liverpool, the former midfielder was straightforward.

“They have to,” Keane said. “If they keep doing what they’ve been doing in the last month or two, Liverpool will easily beat them. I know people talk about the history of this fixture, but if United continue the same way, they’ll be torn apart.”

Keane continued: “I’m concerned about the players who don’t want to run. You’ve got to run in this game. Liverpool’s strength, the way they play between the lines and attack teams, is excellent.

“If Liverpool are at their best, they’ll destroy United. Destroy them. It was 7-0 two years ago, and I fear it could happen again. But if United show some belief—can they find that spark in the dressing room? That’s the question.”

He did offer a bit of optimism, pointing to United’s performance against City a few weeks ago: “They went to City and got a result. They let City off the hook, but they’ll need a lot of luck today.”

Keane also commented on United’s struggles under Amorim during the broadcast with Daniel Sturridge.

“When you look at the stats… wow, they’re dreadful,” he noted. “There’s been no reaction from the players since Amorim arrived, and that’s a big concern.”

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