BLACKPOOL manager Paul Ince accused Derby County striker Chris Martin of "diving" to win a penalty in the Rams' 5-1 victory over the Seasiders.
Derby were trailing 1-0 when Martin was adjudged to have been fouled in the box by Jack Robinson, only 40 seconds into the second half of Saturday's Championship clash at the iPro Stadium.
Martin converted from the spot himself and went on to score a hat-trick, with Craig Bryson and Richard Keogh also on target.
Ince was unhappy with the game-changing decision by referee Andy Haines.
"I think it's easy to see the lad (Martin) has actually dived," he said.
"And if there was contact, which there wasn't, it was outside the box and he's stumbled and dived inside the box."
