Newcastle and Liverpool united in tribute to legend Keegan
Summary
Newcastle United and Liverpool football clubs honored Kevin Keegan, a former player and manager who recently died from cancer. Fans, players, and Keegan’s family attended the Premier League season opener at St James’ Park, where several tributes were made to remember his impact on football.Key Facts
- Kevin Keegan was 75 years old when he passed away last month after battling cancer.
- Keegan played for both Newcastle United and Liverpool and later managed Newcastle from 1992 to 1997.
- His family was present at the match between Newcastle and Liverpool at St James’ Park.
- Former players from Keegan’s time as manager, including Alan Shearer and Peter Beardsley, attended the event.
- During warm-up, players from both teams wore Keegan’s number 7 on their shirts.
- A mosaic made from over 500 shirts was displayed on the pitch’s center circle.
- A tribute video played on the big screen, and fans unveiled a large stadium display honoring Keegan.
- Supporters and players joined in a minute of applause while chanting "one Kevin Keegan."
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