Roy Keane's remark to a controversial moment in Sunday's 4-4 draw sparked a furious public response from an Aston Villa official.

Aston Villa Director of Football Operations Damian Vidagany responded on social media to pundit Roy Keane following a dramatic 4-4 Premier League draw against Manchester United. Keane argued that Villa goalkeeper Zion Suzuki should have been more aggressive on Patrick Dorgu's controversial stoppage-time equalizer, calling football a contact sport. Vidagany disputed Keane's stance, stating referees clarified that unbalancing goalkeepers in the six-yard box is forbidden.
Manchester United recovered from deficits under Michael Carrick, utilizing late goals from Joshua Zirkzee and Dorgu to draw level. Villa's goals came from Alysson, Nicolas Jackson, John McGinn, and Leon Goretzka, while Bruno Fernandes and Youri Tielemans also scored for United.
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