Oumar Niasse's was handed a ban for simulation because he 'exaggerated' how badly Scott Dann's challenge effected him.
Niasse won a penalty for Everton during their 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace at the weekend after coming under a challenge from defender Dann, who clearly made contact.
But the FA's independent regulatory commission decided that the contact from the defender was not enough to throw Niasse off balance in the way he portrayed - which is why they hit him with a two-match ban.


The striker arched his back and collapsed both of his legs, something the commission believe was not consistent with the force of the tackle from Dann.