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Explained: Why Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson avoided a red card in FA Cup final
In the first half of Saturday’s FA Cup final between Crystal Palace and Manchester City, Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson escaped a red card for denying a goalscoring opportunity (DOGSO), despite his hand appearing to make contact with the ball outside the box.
That contentious call was slammed by pundits covering the final, with Wayne Rooney insisting that VAR should be ditched, Ian ...
But he wasn't sent off despite appearing to deny an obvious goalscoring opportunity for Erling Haaland as he handled outside ...
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DEAN HENDERSON dedicated Crystal Palace’s FA Cup win over Manchester City to his late dad. The goalkeeper put in a top ...
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was involved in a heated exchange with Dean Henderson after his side's 1-0 defeat tp ...
Dean Henderson had a dramatic day at Wembley as he stepped up to win the FA Cup with Crystal Palace after a controversial ...
DEAN HENDERSON shocked a BBC commentator with his halftime outfit change in the FA Cup final. Henderson played a huge role in ...
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 ...
Dean Henderson handled the ball outside of his penalty area in the FA Cup final and VAR have explained their decision not to ...
Pep Guardiola says his side "performed really well" but refused to comment on VAR's decision not to send Dean Henderson off ...
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