FUMING Roy Keane watched Celtic succumb to a gut-wrenching 1-0 Old Firm defeat. The Manchester United legend sat gloomy-faced in the stands of Celtic Park as his former side and boyhood club failed to score. Roy Keane watched Celtic succumb to a gut wrenching 1-0 Old Firm defeat Credit: Kenny Ramsay The former Ireland skipper and Celtic star looked fuming in what proved to be Celtic’s third defeat in a week Credit: Willie Vass This comes a week after United saw the same fate in their Manchester derby. Ryan Naderi’s first-half strike proved to be the only goal of the game for Derek McInnes’ side in a week with TWO Old Firm derbies – and two Rangers victories. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! The visitors had an immediate opportunity to double their lead. Luckily for Celtic, it skimmed just wide. Rangers kept knocking and fans were forced to hold their breath after Olwethu Makhanya’s superb effort after it flew into the top corner – before officials ruled it out for hand-ball. The Bhoys never looked like extending their Premiership winning streak to seven. Instead, the loss was chalked off as their first league defeat since Dundee United beat them at Tannadice in March. The Rangers win shortened the gap between the Scottish Premiership rivals to only TWO points as both sides head into the three-week international break. Most read in Sport BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS Martin O’Neill’s future has been left hanging in the balance, having lost three times in just seven days. The Ibrox thumping came first last Sunday, where Dan Neil’s brace and Kevin Kelsy’s effort secured a 3-0 League Cup victory. A Europa League 3-1 defeat followed on Thursday against Ferencvaros, before their defeat today. Former Ireland skipper Keane made ten appearances for his boyhood club Celtic in 2006 – scoring one goal, a shot from 20 yards out in a 2–1 league win over Falkirk. The 55-year-old only competed in one Old Firm derby, but he did lead them to a 1-0 win through Maciej Zurawski’s early goal. His Celtic side went on to lift the Scottish Premier League title and Scottish League Cup before hanging up his boots. Comment now
Man Utd legend Roy Keane looks absolutely fuming as he watches former club in dismal derby defeat
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