What Dean Henderson said about Pep Guardiola to develop the FA Cup Row on live television

The goalkeeper of Crystal Palace, Dean Henderson

Dean Henderson's Frecher Comment, who was directed against Pep Guardiola, triggered a heated argument after the FA Cup final. Crystal Palace's goalkeeper was in the center of the controversy during the lamp.

Although he seemed to cope with the ball outside the box, he did not hold the official nor VAR for discharge. Henderson then played a crucial role and played crucial parades, including the rejection of Omar Marmoush from the penalty point, when Palast achieved her historic first FA Cup triumph.

However, the tension reached a boiling point after the match when Henderson performed a heated discussion with City's Manager Guardiola. In the middle of the exuberant celebrations of Palace, Henderson shared the details of her conversation with ITV Sport.

He noticed: “I was going to shake his hand, but obviously I think he wasted time. I said:” You have the 10 minutes you wanted “. No hard feelings.”

With regard to the controversial decision not to send it, he admitted to being unclear what happened during the Var check, reports the mirror.

Henderson confessed: “I didn't know that it was honestly for me. I knew it came into the box. I was not sure what they did for.

In the meantime, another of Henderson's crucial actions was to save Marmoush's punishment. Interestingly, he revealed his confidence in the knowledge of Marmoush's penalty and admitted uncertainty when Erling Haaland had made the shot on Wembley.

He commented: “To be fair, Haaland might have strengthened. He existed Marmoush and I knew how he went. I knew I would save it.”

Apart from the controversial moments of the game, Henderson made a moving gesture by dedicating the triumph of Crystal Palace to his late father. In an additional interview with BBC Sport, he expressed: “I lost my father at the beginning of the season, but he was with me today. He was with me with every kick of the game. I dedicate this victory to him.”