According to BBC, Ilkay Gundogan revealed that Pep Guardiola became furious in the locker room after Gundogan missed a penalty in Manchester City's Premier League game against Leeds United.

Despite the miss, Gundogan went on to score two impressive goals in the first half, leading City to a crucial victory and extending their lead at the top of the table by four points.

The midfielder scored the opener with a neat finish after Riyadh Mahrez found him in space on the edge of the area before he doubled the advantage in the 27th minute.

Gundgogan had a chance to bag a hat-trick with six minutes left, only for the ex-Dortmund star to fluff the chance from the penalty spot.

Erling Haaland looked destined to step up to take the penalty but opted to hand the ball to his captain - much to the disappointment of Pep Guardiola.

The Man City boss was seen fuming on the touchline as he shouted 'You’ve got to take it.'

Guardiola fumes at Gundogan

Express UK reports that Guardiola extended his fury to Gundogan in the dressing room as he took issue with the midfielder's decision to take the penalty.

Speaking after the match, the Man City star disclosed that his manager was unhappy with him and Haaland over the penalty issue.

“First he (Guardiola) showed to Erling that he was quite mad about that and then also he had a go at me," Gundogan disclosed.

“It is what it is at the end. The moment Erling grabbed the ball, I was sure he was going to take it but he looked out for me. I checked with him a few times to make sure he was sure. He was certain to hand the ball to me and I was confident to score," he added.