Two goals down after 11 minutes. A European final disappearing into the Turin night. And then the captain

Daily Man Utd News reflects on Manchester United's historic 3-2 victory over Juventus on April 21, 1999, highlighting captain Roy Keane's inspirational performance. After trailing 2-0 early in the Champions League semi-final second leg, Keane spearheaded United's fightback by scoring a 24th-minute header before Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole secured the comeback win in Turin.
The retrospective notes that Keane received a 33rd-minute yellow card ruling him out of the final in Barcelona, yet he continued to drive the team forward. The article describes the match as arguably Keane's finest hour in a Manchester United shirt, pivotal to securing the club's 1999 Treble.
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