Manager Claudio Ranieri and Leicester City's players and fans may be in hot water following ill-discipline and poor crowd behaviour during the 10-man champions' remarkable 2-2 fightback at Stoke City.
The normally unflappable Ranieri has rarely appeared more enraged as he confronted referee Craig Pawson at the interval following astormy first half during which Jamie Vardy was sent off and Leicester fell two goals behind.
The Italian, though, was back at his affable best after his team's "fantastic" revival.
As they were coming off the pitch at the break, Ranieri and some of his players remonstrated with Pawson and, as the official passed Leicester supporters while accompanied by security, coins appeared to be thrown at him.
The game had reached boiling point after Pawson dismissed Vardy contentiously for a two-footed lunge that had not connected with Stoke's Mame Biram Diouf.
Ranieri shrugged: "I don't want to speak about this, every match is different. We must respect the referee every time.
"I said nothing to him at halftime. I just wanted to show to our fans, to my players, that I was there. There was nothing wrong."
The sending-off set the tone for five yellow cards to be shown to Leicester players in seven minutes before the break and, with a sixth brandished soon after halftime, Leicester are in line for an FA fine.
Ranieri had to be restrained by Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel.
"There were so many yellow cards and in my opinion it was just a normal battle in the Premier League," said Ranieri.
Not even he, however, could have imagined the final 15 minutes during which goals from Leonardo Ulloa and Daniel Amartey earned Leicester their second away point all season.
