Burnley, managed by Scott Parker, defeated Sheffield United 2-1 at Turf Moor tonight, securing their promotion to the Premier League. However, the post-match celebrations were overshadowed by an altercation involving Hamza Choudhury, who is on loan from Leicester City to Sheffield United.

An enraged Choudhury confronted Burnley players during their celebrations. He was initially pushed away by a police officer before a Burnley fan provocatively celebrated in front of him. The situation escalated when Choudhury was restrained by security as tensions turned physical. The Bangladeshi international had to be forcibly escorted down the tunnel while attempting to break free and rejoin the confrontation. The exact cause of the incident remains unclear.

This isn’t the first time such incidents have occurred after Sheffield United matches. Recently, after a defeat against Plymouth Argyle, manager Chris Wilder was involved in a tunnel altercation when he reportedly took issue with an opposition player’s celebration in front of Sheffield supporters.