Watch: Wayne Rooney abuses MLS fourth official for questionable refereeing after being subbed off

England legend Wayne Rooney, ranted at the fourth official during DC United’s 1-0 loss to Vancouver Whitecaps on Saturday. The former Manchester United forward clashed with the fourth official, Pierre-Luc Lauziere when he was being substituted by Ola Kamara on the 74^th minute. He also condemned Major League Soccer’s travel arrangements on Twitter after the match. Following Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s recent outbursts regarding the league’s playoff system, Rooney is the latest high-profile player to criticise the rules and regulations of MLS.

Rooney who is set to join Derby County as a player-coach next January, was seen getting into the official’s face swearing and repeatedly shouting “every f***ing game” before walking off to the bench. Almost similar incident happened back in 2011, when Rooney was handed a two-match domestic ban in England for swearing down at a camera whilst celebrating a goal for United against West Ham. He was also filmed criticising English fans for not getting behind the team during a 0-0 draw with Algeria during the 2010 World Cup. Moreover, he wasn’t happy with the fact that MLS teams are only allowed to charter flights four times in a season and voiced his disappointment through Twitter.

Here’s a video of the incident:

D.C. are in a tough situation, with just two wins in their previous nine matches, including four defeats, and sit in fourth place in the Eastern Conference standings. A defeat to New York Red Bulls next Wednesday could see them drop out of the playoff spots.