New post-match footage of Gabriel and Jordan Henderson emerges from Arsenal's win over Liverpool

New footage has emerged of Jordan Henderson and Gabriel Magalhaes exchanging words on the pitch after Arsenal's recent win over Liverpool at the Emirates.

The Gunners returned to the top of the Premier League with a 3-2 win over the Reds on Sunday.

The match ended in controversial circumstances following a row between Henderson and Gabriel.

Henderson and Gabriel clashed in Sunday's match at the Emirates (Image: Alamy)

The pair had to be separated by their teammates after becoming involved in a heated exchange when Arsenal were awarded a late penalty for a foul on Gabriel Jesus.

Referee Michael Oliver received a complaint from the Arsenal defender over something Henderson is alleged to have said during the confrontation.

After the players had been separated, Oliver went to the touchline to speak with Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta and Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp.

A Football Association statement released after the game read: "We are aware of an incident that took place during the match between Arsenal and Liverpool.

The pair were also involved in an angry exchange after the final whistle (Image: Alamy)

“We are in dialogue with the match officials and will review the details of the incident."

Fresh post-match footage has now emerged, which appears to show Gabriel arguing with Henderson after the final whistle.

In the clip, uploaded to YouTube by the account Tasty Football, the two sets of players can be seen shaking hands at the end of the game.

Liverpool captain Henderson hugs his England teammate Bukayo Saka before approaching Gabriel.

The pair shake hands and the Brazilian initially gives Henderson a thumbs up. But the Arsenal man appears to react angrily when the Liverpool midfielder attempts to speak to him, pulling his arm away.

The pair then appear to exchange words, with Liverpool manager Klopp shaking his finger in the direction of Gabriel.

Both Henderson and Gabriel were spoken to after the match with The Times claiming they were "asked for their observations" about the incident.

The report claims that Gabriel is "insisting he heard something on the pitch" and now a "lip reader is likely to be employed to try to support the complaint as has happened in previous cases".

The FA investigation into the incident is still ongoing.