Keane: I'm not angry, I'm sad | Nev: Man Utd are broken

Roy Keane despaired at Manchester United's heavy defeat at Liverpool, while Gary Neville believes his former club are now at the lowest point he's ever seen them.

The visitors were outclassed at Anfield, with a Mohamed Salah double and goals from Sadio Mane and Luis Diaz racking up a 4-0 win which, coupled with Liverpool's destruction of United at Old Trafford in October, takes the aggregate score for the season between the sides to 9-0.

Those two fixtures have illustrated the huge gulf in quality between the two rivals and former United captain Keane - who won seven Premier League titles and a Champions League during his time there - was left overwhelmingly disappointed with the demise of his former club.

"It's not anger, it was anger earlier in the season. It's sadness," he said.

"You look at the team today, there wasn't any heart, no soul, no leaders, they lack real quality. They are so far off and you look at the United fans tonight… there's no surprise with the scoreline, but Liverpool could score any time they went forward.

"There is disarray at the club from the top. The fans have no time for the owners. They need a new manager, they need players in, they need players out…

"It's so sad to see. It's not the club I played for. It doesn't reflect what Man Utd stood for when I played for it. It's chalk and cheese. I don't see a Manchester United team out there fighting and playing with pride.

"There's no hiding. At this level you get found out. It's so sad watching this team."

Keane was heavily critical of the attitude shown by the United players on Tuesday night, questioned their character and pointed to the fact several are out of contract in the summer.

"What Man Utd have always had in my experience of the club is