Fulham administrator Claudio Ranieri said he "needed to slaughter" Aboubakar Kamara after the striker grabbed the ball off partner Aleksandar Mitrovic and missed a late punishment against Huddersfield.
The match contended and assigned spot-kick taker Mitrovic was incensed after Kamara declined to give him the ball.
"He didn't regard me, the club, partners and group. I talked with him, it isn't right," Ranieri revealed to BBC Sport.
Mitrovic, however, protected the Cottagers with damage time champ.
The Serbian coolly changed over his eighth objective of the season on 91 minutes in the wake of being put through by Ryan Sessegnon.
However, notwithstanding Ranieri's annoyance, there appeared to be couple of hard emotions between the two players at the last whistle, as the transfer undermined side praised their triumph over the Premier League's base side.
Aboubakar Kamara and Aleksandar Mitrovic
"No, it's my ball", "no, it's mine"
Mitrovic disclosed to BBC Sport: "We had a little contention and I think it is my activity for punishments. He didn't think this way yet I regard that. I have done likewise previously.
"I don't have an issue with this, he missed and that is a piece of football. He changed the amusement when he entered the second half."
Ranieri included: "I said to Aboubakar Kamara to leave the ball to Aleksandar Mitrovic, he is the man who shoots the punishments. It is fantastic what he did.
"I needed to slaughter him. That is typical when one man takes a ball, simply because he scored the last punishment (against Manchester United). It ought to be Mitrovic, that is it."
Tears of distress to tears of bliss
Aleksandar Mitrovic
What a distinction three days makes...
Mitrovic said he had a craving for crying in the wake of botching a few opportunities in his side's 1-1 draw at Wolves on Wednesday, yet he turned out to be the match-champ three days after the fact.
Fulham are presently unbeaten in their last three recreations, keeping two clean sheets and however they stay in the drop zone, triumph over Huddersfield lifted them up a place to eighteenth, only one point uncontrolled of security.
A satisfied Mitrovic on this event stated: "Last time I said I am so troubled I need to cry, today I need to state I am so cheerful I need to cry.
"It is a major three points, we kept another spotless sheet and that is a major enhancement for us.
"Today was a six-point amusement against adversaries at the base and it was an imperative diversion. It gives us certainty before confronting Arsenal. We have to continue winning diversions and taking focuses."
Ranieri included: "It was extraordinary. In the event that we needed to dream this match, it is critical to score in the latest possible time and that is the thing that we did. It was critical for the triumph and the exertion."
'Thrashing hard to take'
Fulham 1-0 Huddersfield: Defeat to Fulham hard to take - David Wagner
Huddersfield are attached to the base of the table having lost each of the seven diversions in December and are in peril of being cut uncontrolled from the rest, five off security.
The West Yorkshire side have won only twice in their 20 amusements up until this point and face another significant diversion against nineteenth set Burnley on Wednesday.
"It is difficult to take," said Terriers manager David Wagner. "On the off chance that you perceive how we surrendered it makes it harder.
"We had a decent open door for the counter and couldn't complete at that point couldn't close the holes and yielded after Jonas Lossl made an incredible punishment spare.
"Today was an amusement with an absence of innovativeness frame the two sides, a few shots from the two sides and set plays however it was anything but a decent diversion. We safeguarded the counter well until the point when the stoppage time circumstance."
Goalkeeper Lossl included: "It abandons us with a dreadful inclination toward the year's end. There is another imperative amusement coming up. We should be irate and disappointed and bring that inclination into the following amusement."
The match contended and assigned spot-kick taker Mitrovic was incensed after Kamara declined to give him the ball.
"He didn't regard me, the club, partners and group. I talked with him, it isn't right," Ranieri revealed to BBC Sport.
Mitrovic, however, protected the Cottagers with damage time champ.
The Serbian coolly changed over his eighth objective of the season on 91 minutes in the wake of being put through by Ryan Sessegnon.
However, notwithstanding Ranieri's annoyance, there appeared to be couple of hard emotions between the two players at the last whistle, as the transfer undermined side praised their triumph over the Premier League's base side.
Aboubakar Kamara and Aleksandar Mitrovic
"No, it's my ball", "no, it's mine"
Mitrovic disclosed to BBC Sport: "We had a little contention and I think it is my activity for punishments. He didn't think this way yet I regard that. I have done likewise previously.
"I don't have an issue with this, he missed and that is a piece of football. He changed the amusement when he entered the second half."
Ranieri included: "I said to Aboubakar Kamara to leave the ball to Aleksandar Mitrovic, he is the man who shoots the punishments. It is fantastic what he did.
"I needed to slaughter him. That is typical when one man takes a ball, simply because he scored the last punishment (against Manchester United). It ought to be Mitrovic, that is it."
Tears of distress to tears of bliss
Aleksandar Mitrovic
What a distinction three days makes...
Mitrovic said he had a craving for crying in the wake of botching a few opportunities in his side's 1-1 draw at Wolves on Wednesday, yet he turned out to be the match-champ three days after the fact.
Fulham are presently unbeaten in their last three recreations, keeping two clean sheets and however they stay in the drop zone, triumph over Huddersfield lifted them up a place to eighteenth, only one point uncontrolled of security.
A satisfied Mitrovic on this event stated: "Last time I said I am so troubled I need to cry, today I need to state I am so cheerful I need to cry.
"It is a major three points, we kept another spotless sheet and that is a major enhancement for us.
"Today was a six-point amusement against adversaries at the base and it was an imperative diversion. It gives us certainty before confronting Arsenal. We have to continue winning diversions and taking focuses."
Ranieri included: "It was extraordinary. In the event that we needed to dream this match, it is critical to score in the latest possible time and that is the thing that we did. It was critical for the triumph and the exertion."
'Thrashing hard to take'
Fulham 1-0 Huddersfield: Defeat to Fulham hard to take - David Wagner
Huddersfield are attached to the base of the table having lost each of the seven diversions in December and are in peril of being cut uncontrolled from the rest, five off security.
The West Yorkshire side have won only twice in their 20 amusements up until this point and face another significant diversion against nineteenth set Burnley on Wednesday.
"It is difficult to take," said Terriers manager David Wagner. "On the off chance that you perceive how we surrendered it makes it harder.
"We had a decent open door for the counter and couldn't complete at that point couldn't close the holes and yielded after Jonas Lossl made an incredible punishment spare.
"Today was an amusement with an absence of innovativeness frame the two sides, a few shots from the two sides and set plays however it was anything but a decent diversion. We safeguarded the counter well until the point when the stoppage time circumstance."
Goalkeeper Lossl included: "It abandons us with a dreadful inclination toward the year's end. There is another imperative amusement coming up. We should be irate and disappointed and bring that inclination into the following amusement."
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