Emmanuel Adebayor argues with team mate Danish Striker Nicklas BendtnerGetty Images
Idrissa Gueye last night became just the third Premier League player to be sent off for an offence against his own team-mate, when he was given a red card for slapping Everton colleague Michael Keane.
But this is not the first time team-mates have lost their cool with each other in the league - let's take a look at some of the most high-profile bust-ups we have witnessed over the years...
Emmanuel Adebayor v Nicklas Bendtner - January 2008
If losing the second leg of a League Cup semi-final to north London rivals Tottenham 5-1 was not bad enough, Arsenal forwards Nicklas Bendtner and Emmanuel Adebayor added an ugly row to the sorrow. It left the Denmark international with a cut on the bridge of his nose and blood stains on his shirt.
Bruce Grobbelaar v Steve McManaman - September 1993
Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar was furious with team-mate Steve McManaman after a poor clearance allowed Everton to score in a Merseyside derby at Goodison Park in 1993. McManaman argued back, angering Grobbelaar further and leading the keeper to grab his young team-mate and push him in the face. McManaman pushed back before retreating.
David Batty v Graeme le Saux - November 1995
During a miserable Champions League campaign, Blackburn and England team-mates David Batty and Graeme le Saux lost it with each other after both went for the same loose ball on a freezing night at Spartak Moscow. The incident came after only four minutes and left-back Le Saux broke his hand after punching the midfielder.