Wayne Rooney disagrees with Sir Alex Ferguson over Manchester United great Roy Keane

Sir Alex Ferguson predicted success for Liverpool under Jurgen Klopp – and admitted he should have listened to the legendary Manchester United manager.Liverpool’s first Premier League title, and their first league crown in 30 years, was confirmed on Thursday night as Manchester City fell to a 2-1 defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.The result means Pep Guardiola’s men can no longer catch their rivals as City’s reign as champions comes to an end.Upon Klopp’s arrival at Anfield, Carragher

Andreas Wiseman International EditorEXCLUSIVE: Soccer ace Wayne Rooney, England’s all-time leading goal scorer, is to be the subject of an official documentary biopic from Maradona producer-financier Lorton Entertainment.Production is underway on the film about the life and career of the former Manchester United, Everton and DC United star, who currently plays for Derby County.Directed by BAFTA-winner Matt Smith (Rio Ferdinand: Being Mum and Dad), the access doc will feature personal archive

United between 1993 and 2005, winning seven Premier League titles, four FA Cups and one Champions League. The Irishman was a stalwart in Sir Alex Ferguson’s dominant team, but he believes Gerrard, Lampard and United teammate Scholes were all superior players to him.

Liverpool.Salah has taken the Premier League by storm since returning to England from Roma in 2017, becoming the record holder for the most goals scored in a 38-game season during his debut season with Liverpool.Rooney - now playing for Derby County - believes his impact with United's rivals is similar to Ronaldo's at Old Trafford.The pair played at United together for five years, with Ronaldo scooping the Ballon d'Or while working with Sir Alex Ferguson before departing for Real Madrid in

Keane, who won the Premier League seven times with United, said that Liverpool need to maintain their good form over a number of years in order to be in the same bracket as some previous United teams.“I’m certainly not anti-Liverpool. When I was growing up in the ’80s, Liverpool were obviously a brilliant team and I had a lot of respect for players like Ronnie Whelan and Ray Houghton.

Sir Alex Ferguson presided over whilst manager of Manchester United.Liverpool are two wins away from clinching their first championship in 30 years and last year won their sixth European Cup; the elusive first trophy of coach Jurgen Klopp's tenure.

Rashford's campaign earned him widespread praise and Keane hailed him for his attitude and also talked up his improvements for United. “When you’re that age and that high profile, you think sometimes somebody else would speak up for people.

United to clinch a top-four finish, and competition is rife to secure a sacred place in the Champions League.Victory for Sheffield United on Wednesday evening would leave United as low as sixth going into their own match against Tottenham on Friday night, a scenario which will only further raise the stakes ahead of the mouth-watering tie.United should know by early July whether or not fifth-place will grant them a passage to the Champions League when the verdict from Man City's appeal to

Champions League for the second time under Ferguson when they defeated Chelsea on penalties in Moscow.