Tempers flare and fists fly at Sydney’s Flemington Markets at Homebush West as worker is charged

A wild all-in brawl has erupted between staff at a popular market in between boxes of fresh produce, sparking an early morning visit from police.

The brawl occurred shortly after 4.30am on Friday at Flemington Markets in Homebush in Sydney’s west after a verbal altercation esclated into violence.

Extradordinary CCTV shows two workers, one in a green high-visibility jacket and the other in an orange -high visibility vest at yelling in each others faces.

The men break out into a fight with multiple punches being thrown between the pair before other workers join in.

One man lost his shirt during the altercation while another was thrown to the ground and struck while lying in a fetal position to protect himself.

The men are surrounded by boxes of produce as dozens of other shocked workers watch on.

It’s currently not known what sparked the fiery exchange. 

NSW Police confirmed officers were called to the venue following reports of a brawl.

A 29-year-old man was taken to Auburn Police Station and charged with two counts of assault.

‘About 4.40am today, emergency services were called to an address at Homebush West, following reports of a brawl,’ a spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia.

‘Officers attended and spoke to three men.’

The 29-year-old was granted bail and will appear at Burwood Local Court on July 27. 

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Sydney Markets for comment. 

The footage shows two men yelling in each others faces before fists start flying and other workers join in. A 29-year-old man was arrested and charged with assault