According to talkSPORT, Djibril Cissé has responded to criticism from Mike Dean and Wayne Rooney regarding the final day of the 2011/12 Premier League season.

That match is considered one of the most iconic moments in Premier League history. Manchester City, who were trailing 2-1 going into stoppage time, ultimately won 3-2 with a goal from Sergio Agüero in the final minutes, securing the league title after 44 years.

Manchester City, managed by Roberto Mancini, defeated their local rivals and defending champions Manchester United to win the 2011/12 Premier League title, while Queens Park Rangers arrived at the Etihad Stadium facing the threat of relegation.

Fortunately for the West London club, results elsewhere meant they would survive even in defeat, but Dean questioned their approach to the match.

Following the Premier League's ruling on Manchester City's 115 charges of financial rule breaches, discussion about some of City's league titles has resurfaced. Manchester City was found guilty of most of the charges and could face unprecedented sanctions. Some have even called for the stripping of their league titles, including the 2011/12 championship that began their dynasty.

Former referee Dean oversaw that match. Last year, he stated on The Overlap Fan Debate: "It was a strange match. We were all watching what happened at the end because QPR knew they were safe..."

"I had spoken to Clint Hill about it before. Once they knew they were safe, when the game restarted, Jamie Mackie was still on the pitch celebrating, but the game was still going because they knew they were safe.

"They made it 2-2 and then just kicked the ball back to the opposition. I said, 'What's going on? Why are they giving it straight back?' We literally said in our earpiece, 'Why are they giving it back so quickly?'"

Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney, who scored against Sunderland in another title-deciding match that same day to help his team to a 1-0 victory, later noted that QPR striker Cissé appeared to celebrate with the jubilant Manchester City players after the match.

However, Cissé disagreed with the narrative surrounding that classic match and responded to a clip of the program on social media.

The former QPR striker, who scored in that match, said: "I won't let you spread this nonsense again. Let's find a formal setting and sort this out."

"I won't accept your nonsense anymore, so let's do this."

In another post, Cissé added: "If they lost five league matches and only remembered to win the league on the final day, is that our fault?"

Why did Cissé celebrate with Manchester City players?

As Rooney mentioned, Cissé was seen among the Manchester City players celebrating after City's dramatic victory was confirmed.

While this may have seemed unexpected, Cissé explained why he joined in the celebration. At that moment, QPR had just secured their survival, and there were questions about their performance after learning they were safe.

Cissé told FourFourTwo: "I won't accept that accusation again. I celebrated with Nasri.

"I didn't celebrate with Balotelli, Agüero, or anyone else. I celebrated with my brother Samir, a friend I've known for 15 years.

"I was happy for my friend and happy we had survived. I don't care about Manchester City.

"My friend, after years of playing in England, finally won the Premier League. I was happy for him and happy for myself. That's it."

What are the latest developments regarding Manchester City and the charges?

Manchester City came under scrutiny last weekend after being found guilty of nearly all 115 charges of breaching financial regulations.

The Premier League has not yet issued an official announcement, but reports indicate that Manchester City will appeal.

The outcome of sanctions remains uncertain, and all possibilities are currently being discussed.

Club chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak issued a strong statement on Saturday, insisting they are confident they can prove their innocence.

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