In the hangover Manchester United defeat at Aston Villain Birmingham, this Sunday, Roy Keane was once again critical of the team led by Ruben Amorim. This time, he had Diogo Dalot in his sights, among others. The full-back even wore the captain's armband in the second half, after Bruno Fernandes's departure due to injury at half-time. However, Keane, also a former owner of the armband at Old Trafford, asked for more from Dalot and other athletes. «They can have all the talent in the world, I've said it many times. You have to roll up your sleeves when the game gets more competitive. There are too many players, such as [Diogo] Dalot, who don't do enough. After the game I would look at him, at the [Leni] Yoro and would tell them that they had to stop their opponent. Look at the second goal. When the [Morgan] Rogers goes to get the ball, they are sitting. Don't they know how dangerous he is?" he asked. Keane refers to the goal scored by Morgan Rogers in the 57th minute, when the Englishman climbed from the corridor defended by Dalot into the penalty area and scored. Before, he had already celebrated at 45 minutes.