Everton manager Sean Dyche was "amazed" by referee John Brooks' decision to not award his side a second penalty at Nottingham Forest on Sunday.
Dyche believes a foul on Seamus Coleman should have resulted in a penalty in the first half, when his player went down following contact by Jack Colback. Brooks explained that he believed Coleman had initiated the contact.
The visitors were already in front following an initial penalty, scored by Demarai Gray following Jonjo Shelvey's trip on Dwight McNeil inside the first 10 minutes at the City Ground. Everton went on to lead the game twice, Brennan Johnson responding each time with an equaliser for the hosts as the game ended 2-2.