Roy Keane Rips England Apart After Euro 2024 Final Catastrophe Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane has delivered a scathing assessment of England’s performance in their disastrous Euro 2024 final defeat to Spain. England, who had reached the final with impressive displays throughout the tournament, were completely outplayed by a dominant Spanish side. Luis Enrique’s team took an early lead through a stunning strike from Pedri and never looked back, adding three more goals to secure a comprehensive 4-0 victory. Keane, speaking as a pundit for ITV Sport, pulled no punches in his analysis of England’s display. “It was a brutal performance. They were outclassed from start to finish,” he said. “They looked like a team that had never played together before.” The former Ireland international was particularly critical of England’s midfield, which he described as “overwhelmed” by Spain’s technical brilliance. “Rice and Henderson were anonymous. They couldn’t get near their opponents,” he said. “They were simply not good enough on the night.” Keane also took aim at England manager Gareth Southgate, who he felt had made a number of tactical errors. “Southgate got it all wrong. He played Mount and Grealish out wide, but they were ineffective. He should have started Foden instead,” he said. “His substitutions came too late and they made no difference.” The defeat is a major setback for England, who had been hoping to win their first major trophy since 1966. Keane believes that Southgate and his players must take a long, hard look at themselves following this humbling experience. “They need to be honest with themselves. They were not good enough on the night. They need to learn from their mistakes and come back stronger,” he said. “But tonight was a disaster. It was a brutal reality check.”Gruesome Discovery: Fisherman Stumbles Upon Woman’s Body in Maribyrnong RiverGruesome Discovery: Fisherman Stumbles Upon Woman’s Body in Maribyrnong River On Sunday morning, horror struck a fisherman in Footscray when he discovered the lifeless body of a woman floating in the Maribyrnong River. Just 90 minutes later, the body of a man was also found in the river. The anonymous fisherman was fishing along the riverbank when he noticed suspicious rubbish bags bobbing in the water. As he drew closer, he realized to his horror that it was not a dummy, but the body of a woman. The woman’s body bore significant bruising on her left arm, and her face was covered in rags. A chilling detail was a plastic bag tied over her head, indicating foul play. Another distressing observation was plastic wrap found around her legs, suggesting an attempt to conceal her identity or the manner of her death. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding this tragedy. The identity of the woman and the cause of her death remain unknown. The public is urged to come forward with any information that could aid the investigation.Roy Keane has delivered a “brutal” verdict on England’s defeat to Spain in the Euro 2024 final, claiming that it is a “disaster” for the team. Speaking on ITV after the match, Keane said: “It’s a disaster. They had a great chance to win the tournament and they blew it. They were the better team for large parts of the game, but they couldn’t take their chances. “They were too scared to play. They were too respectful of Spain. They should have gone for the jugular, but they didn’t. “It’s a missed opportunity. They won’t get a better chance to win a major tournament for a long time.” Keane’s comments were echoed by other pundits, who also criticized England’s performance. Gary Neville said: “It was a poor performance. They were too negative. They didn’t create enough chances. “I don’t know what Gareth Southgate was thinking. He got his tactics wrong. He should have been more attacking.” Jamie Carragher said: “It’s a huge disappointment. They had a great chance to win the tournament, but they didn’t take it. “They were too cautious. They didn’t play with enough freedom. “It’s a missed opportunity. They won’t get a better chance to win a major tournament for a long time.”