Video) Furious Manchester United involved in heated bust up after Arsenal Player Kai Havertz dives and causes a Penalty 🤬

**Title: The Fury of Old Trafford – Havertz’s Dive Sparks Manchester United Uproar**

It was a typical high-stakes match between Manchester United and Arsenal at Old Trafford, with both teams vying for crucial points in the Premier League. But what no one could have predicted was the chaos that would erupt after a contentious penalty decision left the Red Devils fuming.

The match was evenly poised, with the score tied at 1-1 when the controversial moment occurred in the 73rd minute. Arsenal’s Kai Havertz, known for his technical ability but also his occasional theatrical moments, found himself in the penalty box after a tangle with United’s center-back, Lisandro Martinez. The German international went down dramatically, clutching his leg, despite minimal contact from Martinez. Referee Michael Oliver, after a brief hesitation, pointed to the spot, awarding Arsenal a penalty.

The Old Trafford crowd erupted in disbelief, jeering and booing as Havertz rose to his feet with a smirk on his face. United’s players immediately surrounded the referee, livid at the decision. Bruno Fernandes, the captain for the day, was the first to approach Oliver, his face red with frustration. “There was nothing there!” he shouted, gesturing to Havertz’s minimal contact with Martinez.

The atmosphere quickly turned hostile. Martinez, always the warrior, was especially agitated, insisting that Havertz had dived to deceive the referee. “It’s a joke!” he barked, shoving his hand into the air. “That’s not a penalty!”

As the United players gathered around Oliver, trying to make their case, Arsenal’s players, led by Gabriel Jesus, began defending their teammate, accusing United of trying to create a scene. The tension built, with both sets of players exchanging heated words. The United faithful in the stands added fuel to the fire, chanting in unison, “No penalty! No penalty!”

The confrontation threatened to escalate further as United’s assistant coach, Mike Phelan, could be seen furiously gesturing from the sideline. Arsenal’s manager, Mikel Arteta, was seen on the touchline, urging his players to stay calm and focus.

Havertz, meanwhile, stood by the penalty spot, trying to ignore the commotion around him. With a deep breath, he stepped up to take the penalty. United’s goalkeeper, David de Gea, was visibly fired up, shaking his head and gesturing toward the crowd. The whole stadium held its breath.

Havertz’s shot, struck with power, was well placed in the bottom corner, sending De Gea the wrong way. Arsenal led 2-1, but the drama was far from over.

As Havertz wheeled away in celebration, the United players, still furious at what they perceived as a scandalous decision, turned their attention to the referee. Fernandes, clearly enraged, had to be restrained by his teammates as he made his way toward Oliver, demanding an explanation. The sight of the United players arguing with the referee for minutes after the goal was a spectacle in itself, with both teams now on edge.

It was clear that the penalty decision had sparked a fury within the Manchester United camp. The fiery atmosphere of Old Trafford, always a difficult place for opposition players, had now been directed inward, and the red-hot emotion in the air was palpable.

The match would eventually end 2-1 in Arsenal’s favor, but the fallout from the penalty decision would live on long after the final whistle. Manchester United’s players felt robbed, and while Arsenal’s players celebrated, they too knew that the controversy surrounding the penalty would overshadow their victory.

For United, this defeat stung even more because it wasn’t just the result; it was the feeling of injustice that lingered in the air. As the players left the pitch, heads held high but full of frustration, the focus turned to the aftermath—would the FA review the decision? Would VAR step in to set a precedent for similar incidents in the future?

One thing was for certain: this match would be remembered not for the football, but for the explosive confrontation that followed one of the most controversial moments of the season.