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Roy Keane will captain a team of ex-Manchester United stars in a tribute match for former team-mate Liam Miller.

Keane will lead a squad of United legends for the game against a combined Celtic and Republic of Ireland team.

Ryan Giggs, Rio Ferdinand, Paul Scholes, Gary Neville, Robbie Keane and Neil Lennon are among the others who will take part in the match in Cork.

Miller, who made his professional debut with Celtic before moving to Old Trafford, died of cancer in February.

The game will be held at Pairc Ui Chaoimh on 25 September after an initial request to stage the match at the home of Cork GAA was turned down.

GAA rules prohibit sports outside of its control being played in its grounds but the decision to accommodate the tribute match means a sell-out crowd of 45,000 will attend the game - significantly more than the 7,000-capacity crowd that would have been the attendance limit at nearby Turners Cross.

Republic of Ireland assistant manager Keane will manage and play for the United legends team, which will also include 1999 treble-winners Nicky Butt, Andy Cole, Denis Irwin and Ronny Johnsen.

The combined Celtic and Republic of Ireland side will be managed by Martin O'Neill and will feature Irish internationals Damien Duff, Kevin Kilbane and Richard Dunne while Stylian Petrov will be among the former Celtic players to line up.

Manchester United Legends squad: Roy Keane, Ryan Giggs, Nicky Butt, Ronny Johnsen, Paul Scholes, Denis Irwin, David May, Louis Saha, Rio Ferdinand, Quinton Fortune, Andy Cole, Michael Clegg, Mikael Silvestre, Kevin Pilkington, Dion Dublin, Roy Carroll, Gary Neville, Alan Smith.

Celtic/Republic of Ireland Legends squad: David Forde, Stephen Carr, Kevin Kilbane, Richard Dunne, Kenny Cunningham, Keith Andrews, Kevin Doyle, Stephen McPhail, Andy Reid, Robbie Keane, Damien Duff, Lee Carsley, Colin Healy, Shaun Maloney, Paul Lambert, John Hartson, Neil Lennon, Stylian Petrov, Shane Supple.