Fulham boss Claudio Ranieri said he 'wanted to kill' forward Aboubakar Kamara after his side's penalty drama at Craven Cottage on Saturday afternoon.
The London club ran out 1-0 winners over Huddersfield thanks to a last minute Aleksandar Mitrovic goal, but missed a golden chance to put the game out of reach when they won a penalty eight minutes from time.
Kamara refused to hand over duties to Mitrovic to take the spot-kick and ultimately went on to miss the penalty.
It is unbelievable what he did, he did not respect me, the club, his team-mates and crowd
Fulham's Aboubakar Kamara (centre) and Fulham's Aleksandar Mitrovic (left) disagree over who will take the penalty."I said to [Kamara] to leave the ball to Mitrovic, he is the man who shoots the penalties," Ranieri told BBC Sport after the game. "
"It is unbelievable what he did, he did not respect me, the club, his team-mates and crowd. I spoke with him, it is not right.
“I wanted to kill him, that is normal when one man takes a ball, only because he scored the last penalty [against Manchester United]. It should be Mitrovic, that is it."
The win leaves Fulham just a single point from safety and extends their unbeaten run to three games, picking up five points over the festive period.
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