The Manchester United and Arsenal 'Pizzagate' mystery remained unsolved for more than a decade before Cesc Fabregas spilt the beans…

Cesc Fabregas previously admitted to throwing a slice of pizza at Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson following Arsenal's defeat at Old Trafford in October 2004. The incident, famously dubbed 'Pizzagate', ended Arsenal's 49-game unbeaten Premier League streak and remained unsolved for over a decade before Fabregas confessed on Sky's A League of Their Own.
The retrospective comes as Fabregas prepares to manage Como against Manchester United in the Champions League. Fabregas explained that he threw the food into a tunnel brawl involving Sol Campbell, Rio Ferdinand, and Martin Keown out of frustration, later offering a public apology to Ferguson.
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