Dean Henderson has revealed what he said to Pep Guardiola that led to a heated confrontation between the pair during the FA Cup final between Crystal Palace and Manchester City on Saturday, 17 May. The goalkeeper avoided a red card after he handled outside the box with Erling Haaland storming towards goal.

VAR review: A handball offense is judged by the position of the ball when it's touched by the hand, so even though Henderson was stood inside the area, he touched the ball when it was outside. The assistant didn't spot that the ball was outside the area, so there was no free kick given -- and the VAR cannot intervene just on this basis alone.

Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson was fortunate not to be shown a red card during the FA Cup final against Manchester City - and VAR have explained why he was not dismissed. The 28-year-old palmed the ball outside of his penalty area to prevent Erling Haaland from racing on to a long ball, but VAR opted not to intervene.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola had a brief but tense exchange with Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson after Saturday’s FA Cup Final clash.The South London side had emerged victorious

DEAN HENDERSON became visibly emotional as he opened up on the passing of his father, who he insists was “there with” him during Crystal Palace’s FA Cup final triumph. The Palace

After Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson remained on the pitch against Man City, Rooney, Wright and a host of pundits reacted furiously to the decision of VAR Jarred Gillett