During Sunday night's Premier League encounter between Chelsea and Tottenham at Stamford Bridge, Antonio Conte and Thomas Tuchel got into an altercation.
Spurs' 68th-minute goal to tie the score at 1-1 gave it all life.
Tuchel instantly voiced his displeasure to the fourth official following Pierre-Emile Hjbjerg's goal.
Conte then intervened, and everything started.
Shortly after, Tuchel exacted retribution by celebrating Reece James' score by sprinting down the touchline in front of Conte.
Harry Kane scored a late equaliser to make the score 2-2.
After the game, the two managers shook hands and the whole thing started over. Both received a red card.
The Italian manager had his head down and was looking at the ground as Tuchel ran past him.
Conte posted an image of the moment along with the caption: “Lucky I didn’t see you… making you trip would have been well deserved.”
Conte conceded in his post-match press conference that he enjoyed his ongoing feud with Tuchel during the match.
“I think that what happened we did enjoy but next time we will pay more attention and don’t shake the hands and we solve the problem,” he said, per the Evening Standard.
“He stays in his bench, I stay in my bench, with my staff on one side and no problem about this. It would be a pity if for this situation we miss the next game.
“The referee showed me a red card but he didn’t understand the dynamic of what happened, but it’s okay. I have to accept, but I repeat this is not a big problem. It’s not important. The problem is between me and the other coach, not for the others.
“There is a video to understand what happened. For sure I am not passive. If I see aggressivity, then my answer is with aggressivity but I repeat this is not a problem. The most important thing is the game was a great game with two teams where there is a big rivalry.
Tottenham take on Wolves in their next fixture on Saturday August 20, while Chelsea travel to Leeds the day after.