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Shocking moment Roy Keane & Micah Richards get in ‘heated argument with fan’ during Arsenal’s 3-1 win over Man Utd

Viral Twitter footage has emerged showing a dramatic clash between football pundits Roy Keane and Micah Richards and a fan at the Emirates Stadium. The incident took place during the highly anticipated match between Arsenal and Manchester United, where the two pundits were providing commentary for Sky Sports.

Caught in the Heat of the Moment

Roy Keane, 52, and Micah Richards, 35, found themselves in a heated argument with a fan outside of their television duties. The footage shows Richards, donning a black backpack, confronting a man who allegedly assaulted Keane. The incident occurred in a foyer as Keane was waiting to use a lift to descend from the top of the stand to pitch side.

A Missed Blow

The fan reportedly attempted to headbutt Keane but only managed to hit him on the chest and chin. Fortunately, the Manchester United legend escaped serious physical harm, according to MailOnline. An individual wearing a suit is seen attempting to separate the two parties, while Keane can be heard shouting something indiscernible.

Carrying on Professionally

Richards and Keane eventually made their way to the pitch side to continue their broadcast duties for Sky Sports. Despite the off-pitch drama, the duo maintained their professionalism and provided viewers with the analysis they were expecting.

The Aftermath

A spokesperson for Sky Sports confirmed that the police are investigating the alleged assault by the member of the public. The spokesperson also emphasized that Micah Richards was acting to defuse the situation. The fan's actions took place after a tense match filled with VAR controversy, which saw Arsenal triumph over Manchester United with a 3-1 victory.

What's Next for Keane and Richards?

Roy Keane and Micah Richards are regular fixtures on Sky Sports' Super Sunday programme. After the international break, the duo will likely return to TV screens on September 17 to provide more insightful commentary on upcoming matches.