Recent footage reveals how Manuel Ugarte and Lisandro Martinez reacted to Kai Havertz after Altay Bayindir saved Martin Odegaard’s penalty on Sunday.

Arsenal hosted Manchester United at the Emirates in an FA Cup third-round thriller that ended with the Red Devils advancing on penalties.

Bruno Fernandes put United ahead early in the second half, but their momentum was disrupted when Diogo Dalot received a second yellow card and was sent off.

Gabriel equalized with a deflected shot, and Arsenal had a golden opportunity to take the lead when Harry Maguire was penalized for fouling Havertz in the box, despite minimal contact shown in replays.

The penalty decision sparked a heated confrontation between players, during which Havertz went down holding his head after a clash with Ugarte.

Bayindir, standing in for United, then made a brilliant save to deny Odegaard. Newly surfaced footage, missed by the BBC’s broadcast, shows Ugarte and Lisandro Martinez reigniting their feud with the German forward after the save.

New footage that wasn’t shown on the BBC has revealed what Manuel Ugarte and Lisandro Martinez did to Kai Havertz after Altay Bayindir saved Martin Odegaard’s penalty on Sunday

United won the clash 5-3 on penalties following a thrilling and dramatic encounter

After Bayindir saved and attempted to collect the loose ball, Martinez gave Havertz a shove

Bayindir had parried Odegaard’s effort out, before he picked up the loose ball, with several players running in for the follow-up.

One of these was Havertz, but as Bayindir collected the ball, Martinez was spotted giving the forward a shove, before Ugarte ran into the back of the German.

This infuriated Havertz as he tried to push back, until the situation ultimately calmed down.

The incident was seemingly not spotted by referee Andy Madley as all three players escaped any action, while replays weren’t shown on the BBC.

Ugarte also escaped any punishment for his initial head-on-head contact with Havertz that saw the German go tumbling to the ground – and with no VAR in action in the third round, no further action was taken.

Havertz, who had squandered several chances during the clash, went onto miss the decisive penalty in the shootout, as Bayindir saved his second spot kick of the game.

Meanwhile, speaking after United’s victory, boss Ruben Amorim was full of praise for his side after they triumphed 5-3 in the shootout following a battling display.

‘It (the win) was really important because (it) gives us more strength, and then with less one player, he’s really hard to press,’ he said.

As Havertz attempted to react to the Argentine’s move, Manuel Ugarte also shoved him

Havertz tried to square up to both stars, but no action was taken by referee Andy Madley

Their altercation came after Havertz earlier went tumbling after squaring up to Ugarte

‘It’s really hard to press a team like Arsenal with 11 players, imagine with 10 players, and then you are in (a) disadvantage, (it) is really hard because they can control the ball.

‘They were already controlling the ball in a lot of moments. So it was vital to win the game, to draw the game.’

United return to action on Thursday when they host Southampton, while Arsenal entertain arch-rivals Tottenham on Wednesday.