Leah Keane, daughter of Roy Keane, made a rare visit to Manchester United yesterday to support Aston Villa against her father’s former team.

At just 24, Leah was spotted in the stands at Old Trafford for the exciting Premier League match on Sunday.

She witnessed United come back from two goals down twice, resulting in an exciting 4-4 draw against Unai Emery’s Villa.

However, Leah wasn’t there to support the Red Devils.

As the daughter of United icon Roy Keane, who secured seven titles with the club, Leah was seated in the AWAY section.

There was no need for concern, as Leah was there to cheer on her husband, footballer Taylor Harwood-Bellis.

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The England international, 24, was making his first Premier League start for Villa as an emergency right-back.

Harwood-Bellis, who transferred to the club from Southampton for £25 million in September, performed admirably but couldn’t secure the win for the visitors.

Despite the draw, Leah appeared proud as she supported her husband from the stands.

The couple has reportedly been together since 2019 and became engaged in 2024 during a romantic getaway on the Amalfi Coast.

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A year ago, Leah and Harwood-Bellis celebrated the birth of their daughter Iris.

In June, the loving couple exchanged vows in a grand ceremony in Wilshere, surrounded by friends and family.

Harwood-Bellis has previously shared insights about being the son-in-law of the renowned hardman Roy Keane.

He told SunSport: “He’s one of the few people, aside from my close family, who I know genuinely cares about my best interests.

“The guidance he provides is always with my best interests in mind, which has influenced my decisions.

“He has attended a few games. Though he has his own commitments, he still provides me with support and only praises me when I’ve achieved something noteworthy.”