Conor Moore does his Roy Keane impression in front of Roy Keane and it was absolutely brilliant

He is widely known for his no-nonsense approach to life but Roy Keane delivered a rare show of emotion when comedian Conor Moore performed an on-stage impression of the former Manchester United captain.

So far, Keane has featured in every episode of The Overlap on Tour, which is available to watch on Sky Max and YouTube.

Joined by fellow Sky pundits Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, Keane has travelled to different cities in the UK and Ireland, where they've abseiled down Anfield and trained to be a referee.

In Wednesday night's episode, the 51-year-old former midfielder travelled to Manchester as Neville took Carragher and Keane to his childhood home before taking them skydiving and playing croquet.

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In the episode, Keane is joined by comedian Conor Moore, who has become well-known for his bang-on impressions of some of the biggest names in sport.

He can often be seen impersonating the likes of Frank Lampard and Jurgen Klopp but this time, the popular social media personality delivered an incredible Roy Keane skit.

Josh Denzel, who presents the show alongside Kelly Cates, asks a number of questions to Moore, including what Manchester United could have done differently to get a better result against Manchester City.

Here is the brilliant clip in full.

Moore has previous when it comes to making football's biggest personalities laugh. Back in 2021, he took part in a video with Jose Mourinho for a Football Roundtable video with Top Eleven.

One fan commented on the video, saying: "This guy deserves a Ballon D'or for impressions," while another wrote: "Props to Jose doing this, most people these days take themselves too seriously. We need more of this Jose."

A third said: "I don't think I've actually seen the real Jose smile so much. That impersonator truly has a gift for making Jose smile throughout this video. Total respect to him. He's brilliant."

A fourth added: "To have the bottle to pull off a perfect Mourinho impression when you've just had a surprise visit by Mourinho himself. What a pro."

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