Chelsea defender Kurt Zouma reveals he is banned from Manchester United star Paul Pogba's house after a game of Uno turned sour: 'He was so angry!'

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We've all lost our temper when things haven't gone our way. Whether that is a last-minute penalty conceded on FIFA or seeing a seven turned over just when you need an ace in a game of cards.

We all react differently; some tut, others bang their fists on the table. But a few, as is the case with Paul Pogba, take the extreme measure of banning friends from their house.

Chelsea defender Kurt Zouma, who is currently on loan at Stoke, revealed that is exactly what the Manchester United superstar did after he lost a game of Uno.

Kurt Zouma beat Man United's Paul Pogba in a game of Uno and was banned from his house

Zouma said the United superstar was 'so, so, so angry' after losing to his fellow Frenchman

The France team-mates almost came to blows as Pogba's competitive streak got the better of him following Zouma's masterful Uno playing — but all was settled in the end.

'He doesn't like to lose when we play card games, like Uno, he doesn't like to lose,' Zouma told Goal.

'He is the same guy as before, he hasn't changed. The other day, I went to his house and beat him. He was so, so, so angry.

'He didn't want me to come anymore. 'He told me "don't come anymore to my house". I said "my friend, please, it's only Uno we're talking about".'

But Zouma poked fun at the United star and went on to say Pogba was 'one of the best players'

Zouma, however, didn't miss an opportunity to poke fun at his countryman — aiming a dig at his elaborate hairstyles and famous 'dab' celebration.

But the 23-year-old insisted we should not be fooled by Pogba's peacocking off the pitch, as his football does the talking on it.

'You have to say, he loves doing haircuts, he loves doing that,' Zouma added. 

'Dabbing, I told him to stop but he won't stop but you know, it is good.

'Pogba is one of the best players, he's got everything. That's why people talk about him, because he's so, so good.'

The pair have played alongside one another for France on many occasions and are friends