Dean Henderson interrupts TNT Sports interview to lead Crystal Palace fans in sweary chant

Dean Henderson interrupts TNT Sports interview to lead Crystal Palace fans in sweary chantCrystal Palace reached the semi finals of the Conference League with victory over Fiorentina and England goalkeeper Dean Henderson could not resist getting involved with supportersCommentsSportDaniel Orme Sports Writer09:52, 17 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesDean Henderson got fully involved with the post-match celebrations(Image: TNT Sports)Crystal Palace star Dean Henderson went from goalkeeper to conductor after leading fans in an X-rated chant following his side’s win against Fiorentina. The Eagles reached the semi-finals of the Conference League on Thursday evening with an aggregate victory over the Serie A side.‌Despite losing 2-1 on the night, their 3-0 win at Selhurst Park saw them book their place in the last four. Henderson was interviewed by TNT Sports after the game but and could not resist getting involved in the celebrations of supporters.‌During his interview, fans could be heard chanting ‘Deano, give us as song’. Henderson obliged as he asked for a second before breaking into a verse of Shakira‘s 2010 World Cup anthem Waka Waka.‌The song continued: “12th again, who gives a f***, we won the FA Cup.” As Henderson returned to the interview, the reporter replied: “You’re just conducting the orchestra. Listen, you can go on and win this, can’t you?”READ MORE: TEN Premier League clubs can still qualify for Europe after Aston Villa and Crystal Palace winsREAD MORE: Morgan Gibbs-White's touching tribute to Elliot Anderson after mother's deathJOIN US ON FACEBOOK! Latest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football's Facebook pageThe Palace man replied: “Of course, yeah. That’s what the aim is. The togetherness in this group [at the] business end of the season. We come together.”‌On Palace’s win, Henderson added: “This is unbelievable. Obviously for this football club it’s sensational really, when you think obviously about the FA Cup last year, and then to keep go...