TYSON FURY posed for a photo with Paul Pogba and Patrice Evra as he watched Manchester United lose 2-0 at home to Manchester City.
The Gypsy King treated his kids to a day out at the Manchester derby as he continued his celebrations after beating Deontay Wilder last month.
Fury, 33, has had a whale of a time since finally seeing off the Bronze Bomber for good.
He has done his fair share of partying – including an eight-hour drinking session with coach Andy Lee and two Manchester party girls – enjoying his status as heavyweight champion of the world.
But the Manchester United fan’s dream few weeks came to a shuddering halt at Old Trafford on Saturday.
Eric Bailly’s own-goal and Bernardo Silva’s strike saw before half-time saw City walk away with all three points.
But there was a silver-lining of sorts for Fury as he got to meet famous United faces Pogba and Evra.
The boxer uploaded the snap to Instagram and wrote: “Afternoon with the lads @paulpogba @patricevra @manchesterunited #FranceFR.”
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Fury & Co were full of excitement ahead of the game as he posted a video on social media.
In the clip, Fury shouted: “Come on the Reds! We’re off to the derby!”
One of his boys added from the back seat: “Come on United!”
Fury travelled to the game hoping that his team could produce a better performance than they’d managed in their last home game against Liverpool.
The Red Devils were battered 5-0 by Jurgen Klopp’s rampant Reds, leading to boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer publicly calling on his players to use Fury as a point of inspiration – after the Gypsy King twice picked himself up off the canvas to defeat Wilder.
Solskjaer, 48, told talkSPORT: “You have to hold your hands up and that performance is not acceptable, and we have to look at why it was not acceptable.
“I use the analogy: it felt like we were a boxer being punch drunk, knocked down in the first four minutes or first round.
“We had a chance, we conceded a goal, we wanted to sort it out, and went a bit too open and too frantic against a good team.
“You see Tyson Fury when he gets knocked down a few times, it’s remarkable how calm and composed he is on the floor.
“Counts to six, seven, eight, he gets up and gets ready, ready to go again. We got up too early and tried to sort it.
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“Minds have to be better but we’ve had to look at different things as well, the communication has to be direct.”
The Red Devils got off to a nightmare start against City, however, when Bailly turned into his own net in the eighth minute.
And things didn’t get any better, with Silva profiting from dreadful mistakes by Luke Shaw and David De Gea to add a second as City cantered to a 2-0 win.
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