John Terry scores controversial equalizer for Chelsea against Everton

    Updated 2158 GMT (0558 HKT) January 16, 2016

    John Terry celebrates with Chelsea fans after scoring a 98th-minute goal to deny Everton on Saturday.
    Photos: Drama at Stamford Bridge
    John Terry celebrates with Chelsea fans after scoring a 98th-minute goal to deny Everton on Saturday.
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    The veteran defender was offside when he ran onto Oscar's flick and backheeled the ball past Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard.
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    The veteran defender was offside when he ran onto Oscar's flick and backheeled the ball past Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard.
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    Everton manager Roberto Martinez (L) was furious with the decision to allow the goal to stand, and Chelsea counterpart Guus Hiddink (R) admitted it was a mistake by the referee.
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    Everton manager Roberto Martinez (L) was furious with the decision to allow the goal to stand, and Chelsea counterpart Guus Hiddink (R) admitted it was a mistake by the referee.
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    Terry had given Everton the lead five minutes after halftime when he deflected Leighton Baines' cross past Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois.
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    Terry had given Everton the lead five minutes after halftime when he deflected Leighton Baines' cross past Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois.
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    Terry and Courtois could do little to stop Belgian striker Kevin Mirallas blasting in Everton's second goal in the 56th minute.
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    Terry and Courtois could do little to stop Belgian striker Kevin Mirallas blasting in Everton's second goal in the 56th minute.
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