Former Arsenal star Bernd Leno angrily kicks the TV camera after Manchester City goal

Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno showed his frustration by kicking at the camera after conceding a third goal against Manchester City.

City hit the peasants 4-0 on Saturday back to the top of the Premier League table in what was a commanding performance.

Josko Gvardiol surprisingly scored two goals in the victory, the first of which was an excellent run and finish after an elegant pass.

His second of the afternoon was much less elegant as the defender simply poked the ball into the back post and under Leno.

But it was enough for Fulham The goalkeeper, who was once one of Manchester City's title rivals Arsenal, reacted angrily.

And one of the television cameras takes the brunt of his frustration.

In images of TNT SportsA camera was apparently placed on one of the posts supporting the goals at each end.

As the City players fled to celebrate Gvardiol's goal, he turned to the right and faced log on the floor.

However, he quickly saw him turn in his direction and kicked him with his right foot, with the German clearly upset at fitting.

Things got worse for Fulham in injury time when Issa Diop brought down Julián Álvarez in the area and was sent off for a second yellow card.

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Alvarez was the man who took the penalty and he did it expertly when he shot towards the bottom right corner, with Leno going the opposite direction.

Phil Foden was also among City's goals early in the match, further strengthening their title hopes.

They lead Arsenal by two points with as many games left to play, although the Gunners will overtake them if they beat Manchester United on Sunday.

Fulham, on the other hand, will finish between 12th and 14th as they suffered their 17th league defeat of the season.

Their most recent victory came in mid-March, with Marco Silva's side suffering a disappointing end to the campaign.