US EditionMan City Get New FA Cup Final VAR Verdict After Dean Henderson Red Card Controversy - Manchester Evening News
- Crystal Palace defeated Manchester City 1-0 at Wembley in the FA Cup final on Saturday, with goalkeeper Dean Henderson playing a key role.
- The victory came amid controversy when Henderson avoided a red card for a deliberate handball outside the box that denied Erling Haaland a clear scoring chance.
- VAR officials, led by Jarred Gillett, ruled Haaland's direction was away from goal, meaning the handball did not deny an obvious goal-scoring opportunity, sparking wide disagreement from pundits and fans.
- Prominent analysts like Wayne Rooney and Micah Richards called it a ‘100% red card,’ while Joleon Lescott described the decision as among football’s worst, and social media rapidly expressed disapproval.
- Palace secured their first major trophy with Eberechi Eze’s decisive goal, consigning Guardiola’s City to a trophyless season and highlighting ongoing VAR controversy in high-profile matches.
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Dean Henderson had a dramatic day at Wembley as he stepped up to win the FA Cup with Crystal Palace after a controversial afternoon and his comments certainly raised eyebrows
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Man City get new FA Cup final VAR verdict after Dean Henderson red card controversy - Manchester Evening News
The latest Manchester City news after a controversial VAR check for a potential red card during the FA Cup final, following an incident involving Erling Haaland and Dean Henderson
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Wayne Rooney erupts in anger after Dean Henderson avoids red card in FA Cup final
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