Chelsea captain John Terry has denied spitting at
Manchester United striker Carlos Tevez in Wednesday's Champions
League final.
Tempers flared in extra-time in Moscow when Tevez opted
against giving the ball to Petr Cech by kicking the ball out for a
throw-in after they had intentionally kicked the ball out of
play.
Despite Chelsea using the same tactic twice themselves during
the game a handful of players, including Terry, confronted the
Argentina international about his behaviour.
A confrontation occurred that resulted in Didier Drogba slapping
Nemanja Vidic in the face, which saw the Ivory Coast striker sent
from the field.
Terry admits to some brief argy-bargy, but he strenuously denies
any untoward behaviour towards Tevez.
"There was some pushing and shoving, I admit that," he told The
Sun. "But no spitting, that is not my style.
"No way would I spit at another player."