Ajax forward Ryan Babel had no sympathy for Allan Nyom as he copied the Getafe defender after he appeared to make the most of a tackle during Thursday's Europa League clash.
The former Liverpool star was involved in a tussle with the former West Brom defender in the second-half as he attempted to win the ball from the Cameroonian.
The challenge caused the Nyom to fall the floor and Babel was left incensed as the 31-year-old continued to roll around as the referee blew for a free-kick.
The Dutch international clearly felt that the Getafe man had overreacted and began to imitate him, initially dropping to the turf and rolling around.
The 33-year-old then began to fake crying in Nyom's face as he slowly pulled himself off the ground before limping away - another action the Ajax winger copied.
The incident ended with Babel being shown a yellow card for the tackle and he admitted his annoyance at the way his opponent reacted.
He told BT Sport after the final whistle: "I don't know if I'll ever do the same again. It happens in the heat of the moment,
"That guy [Nyom] was being very annoying. Getafe hasn't impressed me.
"Next week, at home, we'll play better and with a different refer."
Ajax have plenty of work to do during next week's reverse fixture against Getafe after Erik ten Hag's suffered a 2-0 defeat in the first leg of their round-of-32 tie in Spain.
Last season's Champions League semi-finalists fell behind in the first half when Deyverson found the net with a powerful, first-time finish from Mathias Olivera's low cross.
The Spanish club - currently third in La Liga - then doubled their lead in the final moments of the match through on-loan Chelsea forward Kenedy to take control of the tie.
