Former player and pundit Roy Keane did not mince his words when discussing Manchester United's lacklustre performance against Tottenham Hotspur.
In a scathing post-match analysis, Keane labelled them 'the new Spurs' and unleashed a barrage of criticism that left fans reeling.
The Red Devils were defeated 2-0 by Tottenham, following the announcement of star man Harry Kane's departure to Bayern Munich.
'Man Utd are the new Spurs. Desperate. Absolutely desperate.' Keane said.
'The biggest insult I always think about is teams who can't do it away from home, players who aren't up for it away from home.
Keane went on: 'They're a good team, they fancy it when their home fans are in front of them, they've got that support and energy. United go away today.
'Second half, weak, no leadership, gave bad goals away. Spurs were lovely. All credit to them. It's easy to play against Man United.'
The former midfielder, who spent 12 years at the Manchester club, was highly unimpressed by Erik Ten Hag's side's performance.