Premier League managers and players remain confused about what will and won't be given as a handball this weekend, despite the refereeing body's attempts to clarify their new relaxed rules.
The Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) sent examples to clubs this week following back-to-back weekends of controversial penalties. They explained how, under new guidelines, the spot-kick awarded against Crystal Palace's Joel Ward would now not be given.
However, the PGMOL added the handball by Eric Dier would still be penalised - because the Tottenham player's arm was clearly raised above the shoulder, even if his back was turned.