Maddison and Maupay in furious row after Brentford star’s ‘s***house’ celebration against Tottenham

NEAL MAUPAY clashed repeatedly with James Maddison after trolling the Tottenham hero with "s***house" celebrations for Brentford.

Fans reckon Maupay hit the bullseye for mocking a rival as he copied Maddison's dart-throwing goal salute in Wednesday night's Premier League game.

James Maddison and Neal Maupay clashed in the Prem derby
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James Maddison and Neal Maupay clashed in the Prem derbyCredit: TNT Sports
Brennan Johnson helped Maddison get his own back by doing the darts celebration when Tottenham went in front
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Brennan Johnson helped Maddison get his own back by doing the darts celebration when Tottenham went in frontCredit: Getty

And the row rumbled on - with Spurs' England star later getting his own back, and not just because his side recovered to win 3-2.

After Destiny Udogie levelled, Maddison taunted Maupay when Brennan Johnson put Tottenham ahead - by doing his own oche-style rejoicing even more flamboyantly.

And after the match the ex-Leicester playmaker revealed exactly what he told the Frenchman after his rip-off goal tribute.

A smiling Maddison told TNT Sports: "It was too early for that, too much time left in the game.

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"I just said to him he probably hasn't scored enough goals in the last few years to have his own celebration so he probably had to copy mine."

That response came after Ivan Toney joined his frontpartner in marking Brentford's opener by darting off for some Maddison-style fake arrows.

Maupay and Maddison then met awkwardly as both teams walked away after the goal.

Stony-faced Maddison patted the ex-Nrighton man on the back of his head a few times.

Maupay and Toney sparked a string of confrontations with this celebration
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Maupay and Toney sparked a string of confrontations with this celebrationCredit: Reuters

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And it soon turned into a frosty exchange.

Maupay patted Maddison on the chest in return a few times and, as the two stars tangled, they swapped what appeared to be testy words.

One viewer responded: "Maupay & Toney doing Madders celebration for the Brentford goal. Top s***housery stuff."

Other fans labelled the taunt "so bitchy" while Maddison's reposte was called "very salty".

But variations on the word "s***house" dominated the descriptions.

One observer said just that along with the words: "Giving it the Maddison celebration after that finish, unreal."

It's certainly not the first time Maupay has been accused of winding up rivals he was the focus of attention online.

And he has admitted getting a kick out of annoying opposition supporters.

In particular, he has a reputation for angering Arsenal and their fans.

As a Brighton star, he infuriated Gunners' players over an incident that injured keeper Bernd Leno and  flared up with Matteo Guendouzi, who ended up grabbing his throat.

Then in February last year Maupay blocked Oleksandr Zinchenko with his body and collapsed to the ground clutching his face.

Maddison later cast off Maupay's antics and here celebrates Richarlison making it 3-1 to Tottenham in Wednesday's Prem clash
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Maddison later cast off Maupay's antics and here celebrates Richarlison making it 3-1 to Tottenham in Wednesday's Prem clashCredit: PA

And his relationship with Crystal Palace followers is equally lacking in affection.

After Wilfried Zaha cupped his ears towards Brighton fans to celebrate a goal, Maupay did the same to Eagles' supporters after he equalised.

But the Brentford ace was eventually on the receiving end on Wednesday night - as Spurs revived.

He skirmished with Maddison on he touchline when Johnson put Tottenham 2-1 in front.

One fan said of Maddison's revenge: "Fair play, embarrassing stuff all round" while another wrote: "I’m crying now they’re mocking Maupay."

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Richarlison netted a third for Spurs, although Toney grabbed a consolation on 67 minutes

Outwardly at least, Maupay and Maddison appeared to calm their feud in the closing stages, but fans weren't totally convinced.