New footage of Antony and Lisandro Martinez 'bullying' Jorginho emerges online

A new clip of Lisandro Martinez and Antony 'bullying' Jorginho during Chelsea vs. Manchester United has emerged online.

Man United scored a last-minute equaliser against Chelsea to snatch a point at Stamford Bridge last weekend.

Jorginho converted a penalty three minutes from time, but Casemiro cancelled out his goal with a header deep, deep into injury time.

Antony mocked the Chelsea midfielder during his team's celebration as he taunted his opponent right in his face.

And it appears the Brazilian forward and the Italian international were beefing throughout the game.

That's because a new video shows Antony and Martinez ganging up on Jorginho, who fell to the ground during the clash.

Antony bumped Jorginho from behind while Martinez barged into him, sending the Chelsea star to the floor.

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Needless to say, the clip of Jorginho, Antony and Martinez got fans talking online.

One Twitter user wrote: "Assist from Antony, Lovely finish from Lisandro."

A second tweeted: "We need more South Americans dawgs please.. Lautaro Martinez for strike."

A third added: "Martinez and Antony have that DAWG in them."

A fourth commented: "I just love South American players man."

Man United returned to action last Thursday as they beat Sheriff 3-0 in the Europa League.

And Antony was involved in the game's main talking point. He performed his trademark spin to the anger of Robbie Savage on commentary and Paul Scholes, who called him a 'clown'.

On BT Sport, he said: "I'm not even sure it's skill, is it? Could we [talking to former teammate Owen Hargreaves] do that? Is it his trademark? I think he needs a better one.

"He needs to find a more entertaining way.

"I don't think this country likes to see that. Does any country, even Brazil? Brazil don't want to see that, do they? Ajax, in Holland, do they want to see that?

"I like to see skill, but I just don't think that is skill or entertainment. That is just being a clown, isn't it?"