MANCHESTER City defender Micah Richards claims there is no rift with manager Mark Hughes after reports of a training ground bust-up.
The pair had a "little exchange" on Friday - 24 hours before City's 2-1 victory against Everton at Goodison Park.
"What happened was blown out of all proportion, but the result and performance will say enough - that was key," said Richards on his website.
"There's absolutely no problem between me and the gaffer [Hughes]. We're both winners and want the club to progress and be successful. It was more passion than anything, and was a misunderstanding."
Hughes said after the game: "People seem to be making a big thing of the little exchange we had. These things happen time and time again at training grounds.
"If it had been a serious incident he wouldn't have played so that shows you the strength of it."
Richards was forced to come off with a knee problem and will have a scan to assess the damage.
"It's sore but touch wood it's nothing serious," he added.
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