Tommy Martin: Keane has brought his domestic form to the biggest dancefloor 

Finally, we get to see Roy Keane performing at a World Cup in his prime.
NOT IMPRESSED: Brazil's Richarlison celebrates scoring their side's third goal of the game with manager Tite and players during the FIFA World Cup Round of Sixteen match at Stadium 974 in Doha. Pic: Peter Byrne/PA Wire.

NOT IMPRESSED: Brazil's Richarlison celebrates scoring their side's third goal of the game with manager Tite and players during the FIFA World Cup Round of Sixteen match at Stadium 974 in Doha. Pic: Peter Byrne/PA Wire.

Finally, we get to see Roy Keane performing at a World Cup in his prime.

Unlike many of the tournament’s big-name stars, Keane has brought his form from the club game seamlessly onto the greatest stage of all. Long the most consistent Premier League provocateur, any doubts over his ability to handle the step up in quality can be laid to rest. In sparking an international incident with his criticism of Brazil’s dancing goal celebrations, the Corkman has shown an ability to mix it at the highest level.

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