Moment raging Harry Maguire appears to call Kai Havertz a ‘CHEAT’ with Man Utd and Arsenal stars in BRAWL over penalty

ARSENAL vs Manchester United descended into chaos like the good old days with an almighty bust-up.

Tempers flared between the two fierce rivals throughout the FA Cup clash at the Emirates.

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Arsenal vs Manchester United kicked off with a huge melee[/caption]

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The players clashed after the Gunners were awarded a penalty[/caption]

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Some fans think Maguire called Havertz a cheat[/caption]

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Manuel Ugarte and Havertz ended up on the deck[/caption]

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It all started when the German went down under a challenge from Maguire in the area[/caption]

After Bruno Fernandes was booked for launching his boot in anger then Diogo Dalot saw red for a second yellow, the Red Devils were furious when Andy Madley awarded Arsenal a penalty.

Kai Havertz went down softly after a tussle with Harry Maguire in the area.

And with no VAR to check the incident, the two teams got into a major scrap.

Maguire was clearly apoplectic with Havertz going down and went after him as the melee unfolded – with some viewers thinking he called the German a cheat.

But as the former captain tried to remonstrate with Havertz, though, Gabriel got involved and shoved Maguire.

Havertz and Manuel Ugarte then clashed – with the pair both ending up on the deck in chaotic scenes.

Madley kept tabs on the chaos and booked Maguire, Gabriel and Havertz in the aftermath.

There was more drama when the game finally got back underway as Altay Bayindir flung himself across to save Martin Odegaard’s penalty.

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Maguire’s anger was clear to see[/caption]

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He was eventually received a yellow card for his behaviour[/caption]

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Havertz was at the thick of the drama[/caption]

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Altay Bayindir brilliantly saved Martin Odegaard’s penalty[/caption]