Ajax extended their unbeaten streak to five matches by thrashing Besiktas 4-0 in the Europa League on Thursday night but captain Jordan Henderson was not happy.
The former Liverpool skipper tore into team-mate Bertrand Traore the winger had given away possession cheaply.
Ajax were 3-0 up at this point but Henderson still deemed it necessary to publicly berate Traore, who appeared to respond with some choice words of his own.
Henderson was visibly furious was he was pushed away from Traore by two other teammates – Devyne Rensch and then Kian Fitz-Jim.
Thirty-four-year-old Henderson – who joined Ajax from Saudi Pro League side Al-Ettifaq in January – played the full 90 minutes on Thursday night.
Ajax captain Jordan Henderson pictured during Thursday evening’s 4-0 win over Besiktas
Despite his team winning comfortably, Henderson vented his angry at Bertrand Traore (left)
Henderson got right into the face of winger Traore, who fired back some words in response
Devyne Rensch (second left) and Kian Fitz-Jim (right) pushed Henderson away from Traore
He touched the ball 70 times and completed 79 per cent of his 58 passes.
Fitz-Jim scored the opening goal just after the half-hour mark in Amsterdam.
Traore then set up Mika Godts for the second goal of the night, before Kenneth Taylor made it 3-0.
Godts scored again in the 73rd minute to wrap up an emphatic victory.