The Metropolitan Police have denied that officers were forced to intervene in a tunnel confrontation between Arsene Wenger and Edgar Davids.
Wenger and Davids were reported to have clashed when the Arsenal boss accused Tottenham's Dutch midfielder of cheating during the controversial 1-1 draw at Highbury.
But a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police insists that no incident occurred in the tunnel.
"As is always the case, police are in the tunnel area at the end of every game.
But no officer was involved or witnessed any altercation between Mr Wenger and Mr Davids," said the spokesman.
Wenger and Davids were reported to have clashed when the Arsenal boss accused Tottenham's Dutch midfielder of cheating during the controversial 1-1 draw at Highbury.
But a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police insists that no incident occurred in the tunnel.
"As is always the case, police are in the tunnel area at the end of every game.
But no officer was involved or witnessed any altercation between Mr Wenger and Mr Davids," said the spokesman.
