Liverpool star has finally revealed what sparked the heated argument between boss and team-mate .
The pair clashed towards the end of Liverpool’s 1-1 draw with Manchester City at the Etihad last weekend.
Guardiola, who is usually fairly calm on the sidelines, has lost his rag against Liverpool in the past.
But the Spaniard clashed with Nunez at the Etihad, and the Uruguayan striker had to be held back by Jurgen Klopp.
And Mac Allister has revealed that the pair clashed after Nunez took a light-hearted comment from Guardiola in a serious manner.
‘I imagine Jurgen didn’t understand anything (that was said) after the game,’ said Mac Allister.
‘He asked me what I was saying to him, but it was nothing. It was something very minimal.
‘As Jurgen said, they are two very emotional people, both Pep and Darwin, and it was nothing. Some comment that Pep made, Darwin responded to it, but it wasn’t anything out of this world.
‘And that’s why I was laughing too. If I see how serious it is, obviously I wouldn’t laugh in that way. But nothing made me laugh a little like how Darwin got angry so quickly.
‘And apart from that, at the beginning, Pep thought he was doing everything like a joke, and of course Darwin was with him. It had transformed his face a little then.
‘It was kind of a little funny, the whole situation, but those are things that stay there. I think they both respect each other a lot, and nothing was wrong at that moment.’
‘Yes (Darwin took it seriously and Pep saw it more as a joke). I don’t know if I should tell it but I’m going to tell you (what caused it). Basically, they had a situation.
‘I don’t know if it was a corner or a cross that Haaland headed and the ball went past the goal next to the post. Pep turned around and started saying how lucky we are or something like that.
‘Then it goes to the last bit of play, the ball is crossed into the middle and Lucho Diaz wants to head it and they save it. So then Darwin tells him (Guardiola), ‘ah, now you are the ones who are lucky’.
‘From there, everything went to s**t. But it was very calm. Nothing serious.’
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