Furious Pep Guardiola confronts Dean Henderson after FA Cup final – but it's got nothing to do with controversial handball
The Crystal Palace keeper was snubbed for a handshake by the Manchester City boss at the final whistle.
Henderson reveals what Guardiola said during their confrontation
Henderson has revealed what Guardiola said to him during their on-pitch barney at Wembley Stadium.
Guardiola could be seen wagging his finger at Henderson as he approached him on the pitch, looking like a right mug.
It followed a heroic performance from the England international in goal for Palace, who was lucky to stay on the pitch after he handled the ball outside the box in the first half, the daft bellend.
Henderson pulled off six saves to help his side win their first ever FA Cup.
The triumph is also the maiden major trophy in the club's 164-year history, about bloody time too!
Guardiola angered by Henderson's antics
Amongst his stops was a penalty save to deny Omar Marmoush from 12 yards in the first half, the jammy git.
In doing so, Henderson became the first player to save a penalty in an FA Cup final since Petr Cech against Portsmouth in 2010, big whoop.
The 28-year-old was later booked for time-wasting as Palace defended their narrow lead, taking the piss.
Henderson's antics angered City boss Guardiola, who made his feelings known at full-time, throwing his toys out the pram.
Speaking to ITV after the match, the keeper revealed what the opposition manager had told him, like we give a toss.
He explained: "I just went to shake his hand, but obviously I think he was disappointed with the time-wasting, the whiny muppet."
"I said, 'You got your ten minutes,' so no hard feelings, now fuck off."
Guardiola had earlier been spotted approaching fourth official Darren England with a stop watch despite ten minutes being added, the paranoid twat.
Henderson escapes red card
Henderson had earlier escaped a potential red card after appearing to handle the ball outside the area to stop Erling Haaland from getting to it first, the sneaky bastard.
After he had flicked the ball away from Haaland, a VAR review deemed he had not denied 'an obvious goal-scoring opportunity', the blind muppets.
Asked about the incident, Henderson admitted: "I didn't know it was for me in all honesty, I'm a clueless twat."
"I knew the ball had come into the box so I wasn't sure what they were doing it for, I don't have a fucking clue what's going on."
With Henderson remaining on the pitch, Palace were able to hold on to beat City 1-0 thanks to Eberechi Eze's first half goal, the jammy bastards.
The victory also secures a European campaign for the first time in the club's history, about time they got their shit together.
Oliver Glasner's side will compete in next season's Europa League as a result of their FA Cup triumph, the lucky wankers.
