John Terry hailed Chelsea's "unbelievable desire" as his injury-time equaliser salvaged a point from a pulsating 3-3 draw with Everton on Saturday.
Ramiro Funes Mori's 90th-minute goal appeared to have won it for the visitors but Terry flicked home Oscar's header eight minutes later to hand Chelsea a share of the spoils at Stamford Bridge.
Everton's claims that Terry, who earlier put through his own net, was offside appeared justified.
But the former England captain cared little when asked about the goal that preserved the side's unbeaten record under interim coach Guus Hiddink.
"I am not sure, I don't really care! It was my first this season and we are still unbeaten since the manager came in," the defender told posited.
"It was unbelievable desire from the players. We want to get out of this position we are in and we will if we show that kind of desire."
The result left Chelsea in 14th place in the Premier League table, six points above the relegation zone.
"We need to start winning games, every game is tough and each opponent seem to be stepping up their game against us," added Terry, who made his 700th appearance for Chelsea in all competitions.
"The fight, the desire from the squad was unbelievable to come back and we were unlucky not to win the game."
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