Roy Keane gives death stare then looks directly into Sky Sports camera during Salford’s penalty shootout win over Leeds
ROY KEANE gave a trademark death stare before looking directly into the Sky Sports camera.
That’s as Salford beat Leeds in a dramatic Carabao Cup penalty shootout.
Manchester United legend Keane, 52, is a part-owner of League Two outfit Salford.
The minnows found themselves drawn against United’s fierce rivals Leeds in the second round of the Carabao Cup.
And the two sides played out an exciting 1-1 draw before heading to penalties.
However, Keane was the talk of Twitter as Salford missed a spot-kick at 4-4 to clinch victory.
Connor McLennan failed to hit the target to make it 5-4.
And Keane, who was sat next to Nicky Butt, hilariously produced his iconic death stare before facing directly into a TV camera.
Fans found the Irishman’s reaction hilarious, with one saying: “Getting Roy Keane facial reactions to Salford penalties is truly special TV coverage.”
Another declared: “Roy Keane looking down the camera like Jim from The Office lmao.”
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One noted: “Keane’s face when Salford missed, I can’t.”
Another tweeted: “Someone make that face a meme.”
One laughed: “Very stern face from Keane after that miss.”
Another added: “Keane is killing me.”
However, it ended up being a good night for Keane as Salford went on to win 9-8.
He and Butt were not the only ex-United legends present, with fellow part-owner Gary Neville on commentary duty for Sky Sports.
Like Keane, he too stared down the barrel of the camera during the shootout.
But fans were less keen on Neville’s commentary due to his links with Salford, with one saying: “That’s insane.”
Another added: “That’s f*****g shameless.”
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