Scott Law is banned from football grounds after attacking the football pundit at the Emirates Stadium.
CCTV played in court by the defence team of Scott Law showed some of the fracas with Roy Keane A man has been found guilty of headbutting former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane during a "gratuitous and senseless act of violence".
Law was handed a three-year football banning order and ordered to complete 80 hours of unpaid work. He was also told to pay legal costs of £650 plus a victim surcharge of £114.Mr Keane was headbutted through some doors as he and fellow pundit Micah Richards were making their way to broadcast their full-time match analysis.
Mr Richards said he was in "disbelief" at what he witnessed, and "felt sorry for Roy" who he described as a friend. Law, who cried while being questioned, said: "I put my head down in a defensive manner to protect my face." "There was no reason Mr Keane should have picked on him in particular," he said, and added that the football pundit had been "calm and not agitated" when he left the studio.
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