Keane and Fernandes clear air after assist dispute

Keane and Fernandes clear air after assist disputeImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Keane said Fernandes "won't be winning trophies" if he prioritises himself above the teamByElizabeth BotcherbyBBC Sport journalistPublished3 minutes agoRoy Keane has cleared the air with Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes, with the pair having a "lovely chat" after he misquoted the Portuguese - which led to Fernandes accusing him of lying.Former Republic of Ireland midfielder Keane also implied Fernandes was prioritising individual accolades over the team's success.Fernandes broke the record for the most assists in a single Premier League season on the final day of the 2025-26 campaign, setting up his 21st goal against Brighton. Speaking on The Overlap podcast after the penultimate round of fixtures in May, Keane questioned Fernandes' mindset and described him as being at the centre of a "circus act".He claimed the Portugal midfielder had said "I probably should have shot but I made them passes" in an interview following the 3-2 win over Nottingham Forest.Fernandes subsequently accused Keane of telling a "lie", pointing out that his actual post-match comments were: "There were probably moments today when I should have passed instead of shot. "I'm very happy for the assist, but more than that, I'm happy for the win and to finish the season on a high."Fernandes said he was keen to meet the former Manchester United captain to discuss the issue, with Keane revealing on Wednesday's Stick to Football podcast that a "nice, mature conversation" had taken place."There was a reaction after what we said on the podcast a few weeks ago and he reached out to me and wanted a chat - I called him and we had a lovely chat," Keane said."It was nice because when we do podcasts or games, sometimes you think you say something afterwards and you communicate something and it...