Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo was just another unhappy watcher-on as Nicolas Jackson and Noni Madueke fought to try and take a penalty against Everton on Monday night.

The blues won the game 6-0 and were 4-0 up when they got awarded a penalty. Cole Palmer has been Chelsea’s flawless penalty taker this season so naturally headed to take it. But he was met with resistance from both Jackson, who apparently had a reason for wanting the penalty, and Madueke who wanted to take the penalty instead, both looking to add to their stats this season.

It was an embarrassing incident, one that manager Mauricio Pochettino said he was unhappy about after the game. But it wasn’t just him and the Chelsea fan base either.

Midfielder Caicedo was seen giving Jackson a bit of a talking to after the game, as seen in the image below, and frankly, it is great to see him telling Jackson off. I believe the pair are pretty close in the squad, so it seems Caicedo was disappointed in his pal.

More must-reads:

TODAY'S BEST
Broncos 'very unlikely' to bring back former NFL interceptions leader
Greg Olsen offers broadcasting advice to Tom Brady
Yankees' Juan Soto reacts to Hal Steinbrenner contract talk
Scottie Scheffler arrested, will still make PGA Championship tee time
Timberwolves chew up Nuggets to force Game 7
Rangers secure spot in conference finals after stunning third-period comeback over Hurricanes
Xander Schauffele makes history in first round of PGA Championship
Yankees' Hal Steinbrenner shares massive Juan Soto contract update
Steelers' Cameron Heyward addresses contract holdout
Knicks star ruled out for potential closeout game
Dodgers starter undergoes season-ending UCL surgery
Clemson’s Dabo Swinney gives smug response about not using transfer portal
Caitlin Clark's debut was most-watched WNBA game in more than 20 years
Watch: Chris Kreider's natural third-period hat trick shatters Hurricanes' comeback hopes
Veteran NFL safety will either play for this team or retire in 2024
Former Red Wings head coach linked to open NHL job
How Patriots' Drake Maye has already impressed Jacoby Brissett
LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Stephen Curry among Forbes' highest-paid athletes for 2024
Steve Cohen addresses if Mets could again be trade-deadline sellers
Tiger Woods ruins strong first round with sloppy finish at PGA Championship