Hull City supporters have been left fuming with the Football Association after their club was charged for failing to control their players in last Saturday's 2-0 defeat to Arsenal.
Fans have unleashed their outrage on Twitter, stating that the team suffered at the hands of referee Mark Clattenburg.
Alexis Sanchez's opening goal at the Emirates was allowed to stand despite the ball hitting his hand before nestling into the back of the net.
Marco Silva's side were also angry when Kieran Gibbs avoiding a sending-off after bringing down Lazar Markovic in the second half.
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To make matters worse for Hull, Sam Clucas later gave away a penalty and handed a red card for stopping Lucas Perez's header in the box.
"It is alleged that in or around the 55th minute of the game against Arsenal on Saturday (11 February 2017), the club failed to ensure that its players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion."
The club have until 6pm on February 17 to respond to the charge, with a fine the most likely outcome if deemed guilty.
After the Tigers confirmed the news, fans tweeted their disgust at the governing body's decision.
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