Everton goal scorer Tim Cahill is demanding Chelsea hard-man Michael Essien apologise to teammate Leon Osman after his heavy tackle in Sunday's 1-1 draw.
Cahill nicked Everton a point with this stunning overhead kick two minutes from time.
But the Aussie was more bothered by Blues hardman Essien's studs-up challenge which clattered his Everton team-mate Leon Osman.
Cahill said: "I was behind Ossie and I heard the crunch. So if he has gone in a bit high he'll know it – and he will apologise later.
"Essien is known for a few dodgy tackles. But Ossie is still walking and that's the main thing.
"Everyone has a dodgy tackle from time to time in football – as long as he knows what he's done."
Essien was booked by referee Alan Wiley for the challenge which sparked fury in the Everton dugout. Goodison boss David Moyes said: "It was not the best."
Didier Drogba had given Chelsea the lead - but the draw left them five points behind then leaders Manchester United.
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