The Swedish centre-half was livid with the referee even after his late header rescued a point for his side in the Championship early kick-off
PONTUS JANSSON launched a foul-mouthed rant on referee Jeremy Simpson after Leeds drew with Brentford in controversial circumstances.
The Swedish centre-back rescued a point for Leeds in the 88th minute but was absolutely livid a penalty was awarded to Brentford earlier on in the half.
The hosts were distraught that a penalty was awarded to Brentford after Ollie Watkins was brought down in the area.
Leeds players believed Watkins was already going to ground before the tackle was made.
French forward Neal Maupay made no mistake with the penalty to give Brenford an unlikely lead.
Leeds responded well and Jansson's late header rescued salvaged a draw for his side but it was not enough to leave the 27-year-old in a good mood.
Talking with Sky Sports cameras watching Jansson said: "I feel shit to be fair."
Then when asked to mind his language, he said: "I don't care, this was a robbery from the referee so it feels bad.
"Do you think I should be happy?
"No chance."
Leeds remain in first position in the Championship but now only have two league wins in their last seven games.
Brentford are now sixth in the table.
Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa thought result was "fair" before being asked about the referee.
He added: "We have the opportunity to look at the video.
"My opinion becomes useless, it doesn't become important, but we come and see football thinking that the referee will never make a mistake, so I will need to look at the video.
"I never say that the referee is responsible for our performance, we are only in control of that."
