Manchester United great Roy Keane has claimed that the fixture congestion his former side faces ahead of their Carabao Cup final will not have any impact on the Red Devils, as they take on Leeds United twice in the space of four days this month.
Leeds were initially due to play Man United at Old Trafford back in September, but the game was postponed due to The Queen's death. With both sides winning their respective FA Cup fourth round matches last month - and therefore avoiding replays - the re-arranged date was finally confirmed for February 8.
But just four days later, the Whites will welcome Erik ten Hag's side back to Elland Road in the reverse fixture on February 12. Man United have a hectic schedule this month that includes a two-legged Europa League play-off match vs Barcelona and their Carabao Cup final vs Newcastle - on top of both Leeds games - with two more matches against Crystal Palace and Leicester City to contend with as well.
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