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VIDEO: 'You had trouble' - Erik ten Hag has brutal dig at Roy Keane in hilarious exchange after under-fire manager leads Man Utd to FA Cup success

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  • Ten Hag took a dig at Roy Keane
  • Guided United to FA Cup win
  • Dutch coach's future remains uncertain
  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The Red Devils rode on Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbiee Mainoo's first-half strikes to edge out rivals Manchester City 2-1 in the FA Cup final at Wembley on Saturday. After bagging the Carabao Cup in his maiden season at Old Trafford, under-fire Ten Hag has now added a second trophy to his collection.

    Right after winning the title, Ten Hag spoke to United legend and ITV pundit Roy Keane and took a dig at the former club captain during a hilarious conversation.

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  • WHAT TEN HAG SAID ABOUT KEANE

    As Ten Hag joined the ITV crew, Keane told the head coach: "You must be proud of them, we've always questioned players about their quality at Man United, but character and leadership. They showed character today - which I had questioned, and a lot of people have...you shouldn't listen to them pundits anyway! Take no notice of the pundits.

    The Dutchman then responded by saying: "But you told me!" before Keane pointed at fellow pundits Ian Wright and Joleon Lescott and said: "No, them two!"

    The United boss then took a dig at Keane's managerial career as he said: "You had trouble to manage a team!"

    This led to Keane saying: "Ah, I won a Championship with Sunderland...give me some praise, ah come on! You're too harsh on me!"

    The manager then tried to explain his statement by saying: "What I said to you," before the pundit interrupted by saying: "I agree."

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Despite the win over City, the 54-year-old's future at Old Trafford remains unclear as the club have reportedly identified Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna as his successor. INEOS chief and United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe was asked but the coach's future after the game, however, he remained tight-lipped on the topic.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR MANCHESTER UNITED?

    The newly crowned FA Cup winners will now enjoy their time off before returning to action in July as they are set to visit the US for pre-season.