TOP WHITE CELEBRITES FIGHT: Peter Barlow punches Rob Donovan at Tina McIntyre's funeral #BringBackOurGirls #Entertain9jar via @myentertain9jar

Michelle Keegan's character may be dead and buried but the Weatherfield residents are still trying to figure out who her killer is

MICHELLE Keegan will be watching the funeral scenes of her character Tina McIntyre with bated breath.
Not only was the Rovers Return barmaid killed off by being thrown off some scaffolding, but the worst parts is, the finger is being pointed at former lover Peter Barlow.

Rob Donovan looks guilty at Tina McIntyre's funeral [Eamonn & James Clarke]

But any Corrie fan will know it was Rob Donovan – Carla Barlow's brother – who shoved the Weatherfield beauty off the roof.
In brand-spanking new pics from the funeral, we can see hot Rob (a name we've given to him for good reason) and boozy dad-of-one Peter, having a full-blown fight as Tina's laid to rest.
Rob – played by Marc Baylis – was responsible for David Platt's ex's death after a row between the two got out of control.
In the new snaps, you can see the Weatherfield residents paying their respects to the perma-tanned beauty.
It wouldn't be a soap funeral though without two of its main characters fighting beside a grave.

Rob is comforted by sister Carla Barlow [Eamonn & James Clarke]

Tina's death comes after she threatened to expose her affair with Peter and reveal the truth about Rob's dodgy business dealings with fiancée Tracy Barlow.
In an interview with the Daily Mirror, Marc opened up about his character's dastardly plan to pin the murder on someone else – our bet is on booze jockey Peter.
"Rob is not a stupid man so he knows where to point the finger, when to play the innocent and where to play different cards that will protect him and cast shadows on to other characters. There are a lot of twists afterwards."
Unfortunately for Tina, she will die in her sleep at the hospital after doctors fail to save her. Sob.
Rob may be a killer, but he's ruddy hot.

Peter Barlow punches Rob in the face at Tina's funeral [Eamonn & James Clarke]