Tension boiled over at Leicester City as Russell Martin was reportedly involved in a heated exchange with supporters during the defeat to Stevenage FC, with frustration reaching boiling point after the visitors scored their second goal.
The Leicester manager appeared to respond to angry Foxes supporters in the stands as criticism intensified following another disappointing moment for his side.
The incident quickly became a major talking point among fans, who were already furious with the team’s performance.
With Leicester chasing a positive result, conceding a second goal only increased the pressure inside the stadium.
Rather than calming the situation, Martin was spotted exchanging words with supporters, creating an uncomfortable scene at a time when the team desperately needed to focus on getting back into the game.

The reaction from the fans highlighted just how quickly patience is disappearing among sections of the Leicester support.
Expectations remain extremely high, and many supporters believe performances must improve if the club is to achieve its target of escaping League One.
Martin now faces even greater scrutiny following the latest setback. His decisions, tactics and relationship with the supporters are all coming under increasing pressure.
For Leicester fans, the biggest concern is simple: they want to see their team fighting on the pitch, not more confrontation in the stands.