Mane fuming at Salah, Haaland given rollicking... team-mates' biggest spats

Forget the ludicrous own goals, daft celebrations and referees losing their footing. Nothing in football brings a chuckle quite like two team-mates forgetting about the opposition and having a pop at one another instead.

Noni Madueke and Nicolas Jackson’s primary school routine is the latest in a long line of incidents that we are all quick to condemn as disgraceful, but really make us all laugh quite a lot.

Chelsea's 6-0 thumping of Everton was overshadowed by the farcical scenes as Cole Palmer shoved Jackson away after he tried to grab the ball off him - despite the Blues' top scorer already netting a hat-trick at the time.

There have been a number of scraps and disagreements with fellow team-mates in the Premier League era after tensions boiled over during moments of passion.

Here, Mail Sport looks at seven of the most notorious moments members of the same side fell out with one another on the pitch.

Bruce Grobbelaar v Steve McManaman

Everton v Liverpool, September 18, 1993

This Liverpool team was as bad as Grobbelaar’s haircut – a bizarre ‘rat’s tail’ affair – and nothing showcased that better than this moment of high farce.

McManaman’s tame clearance allowed Mark Ward to score the first of Everton’s two unanswered goals. A furious Grobbelaar screamed at his young team-mate, jabbing a finger at him.

McManaman gave a bit back and both pushed one another in the face before the winger slunk towards the halfway line, tail firmly between his legs. To be fair, they were probably the most effective punches the Reds threw all season, as they limped to an eighth-place finish.

Graeme Le Saux v David Batty

Spartak Moscow v Blackburn, November 22, 1995

Blackburn’s struggles in the Champions League were summed up by this exchange between