The use of the video assistant referee (VAR) will be 'dialled back' in the new Premier League season, with officials told not to penalise "trivial things".
Referees will be under orders not to give the kind of penalty that England's Raheem Sterling was awarded in their Euro 2020 semi-final win over Denmark.
There was only minimal contact on Sterling when he won a late spot-kick.
"Contact on its own is only part of the what referees should look for," said referees' chief Mike Riley.
"They should also ask themselves if the contact has a consequence, and then if the player used that contact to try and win a foul or a penalty.