ROY KEANE stunned Gary Neville with a crude four-word outburst during coverage of England vs Slovakia.
The pair both appeared in the ITV studio as pundits for England's dramatic extra-time victory.
Ahead of the match, Keane tipped the Three Lions to reach the quarter-finals in line with their status as favourites.
However, his follow up remark had his former Manchester United team-mate in stitches.
Giving his prediction for the match, Keane exclaimed: "I can't see anything but an England win."
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In response, Neville said: "He's gone early, he's gone early!"
This prompted Keane to quip: "Story of my life!"
The Irishman's delivery reduced Neville to hysterics alongside him in the studio.
Keane and Neville's relationship dates back to their time together at Old Trafford.
As team-mates, the pair made 322 appearances together for United, winning 17 major trophies with the club.
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Along with his prediction, Keane also commented on England fans' responses to the performances of the team.
He explained: "It always seems to be extremes. They have a couple of good results, they're definitely going to win the tournament.
"Obviously before the show tonight, you were in the final. All of a sudden after the game, it's going to be a tough knockout game.
"We go back to it, simplify it, focus on the next game. England have an unbelievably talented group of players, but that doesn't guarantee anything.
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"You need a bit of luck, you need that team to come together and you need your strikers turning up.
"They've not quite done that yet, but I think they're still going along nicely and they'll be a threat."
