Keane explains why man utd were lucky in brilliant derby victory

I think you may be mistaken! Keane is a former Manchester United player, not a commentator or analyst. However, I can try to provide a summary of what he might say if he were to explain why Manchester United were lucky in their brilliant derby victory.

Roy Keane, a former Manchester United midfielder, is known for his no-nonsense and honest approach to football. If he were to analyze Manchester United's derby victory, he might say something like:

"Look, we got the job done, but let's be honest, we were lucky. We rode our luck at times, and some of the decisions didn't go our way. But you know what? That's what happens in big games like this. You've got to take your chances and make the most of your luck.

"I think we were a bit fortunate with some of the refereeing decisions, and we got away with a few things that could have gone either way. But we took our chances when they counted, and we showed the character and resilience to see the game out.

"It's not always about being the better team on the day. Sometimes it's about being the team that wants it more, and we definitely wanted it more than them. We dug deep and found a way to win, and that's what matters most.

"So, were we lucky? Maybe. But we also showed a lot of grit and determination to get the result. And that's what makes this victory so special – it's not just about the win, it's about the way we went about it."

Of course, this is just a fictional summary of what Keane might say, but it's based on his known personality and approach to football.