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Jason Puncheon has been axed by Huddersfield Town after a row with head coach Jan Siewert, reports have suggested.

The Crystal Palace loanee was not happy at being substituted after Tommy Smith's 20th minute red card at Newcastle last week, according to the Mail Online.

The 32-year-old is said to have exchanged angry words with Siewert and he was then not picked for the Wolves game at the John Smith's Stadium three days later.

Town won that game 1-0 to claim their first victory in 16 matches and Siewert's first three points as Town boss.

Puncheon is understood not to have got on the plane that took the squad down to Brighton on Friday night for their Premier League game at the Amex.

The midfielder is on loan at Town for the rest of the season and reports suggest the deal can not be cancelled without Palace's say-so.

He was signed by previous Terriers boss David Wagner in the January transfer window and has made six appearances for the club, starting three of Siewert's first four games in charge.