With all the handbags being thrown about the St James' Park turf at full-time, you'll be forgiven for missing some of the carnage that unfolded after the final whistle in Newcastle United's 1-0 win over Chelsea. A frenetic end to the Premier League tie saw tensions boil over before the players eventually made the way back to the dressing room.
Newcastle defender Dan Burn clashed with old foe Kai Havertz, substitute Jacob Murphy went flying into scuffles with multiple Blues players and there was a host of stars and coaches trying to break things up and calm things down.
But in typical Joelinton style, the Brazilian was happy to confront anyone and everyone who felt brave enough to take him on. The midfielder, who has already picked a fight with many an opponent in the middle of the park this season, was offering it up to a host of Chelsea coaches after the whistle, and had to be calmed down by members of the Magpies coaching staff.
