Referee Anthony Taylor has admitted that he made an incorrect call during last month's encounter between Swansea City and Burnley.
The game was embroiled in controversy after Taylor gave a first-half penalty to Burnley for a hand ball in the Swansea box, which Andre Gray converted.
But footage of the incident showed that the only outstretched arm in the area belonged to Burnley striker Sam Vokes - and there was an immediate reaction from the Swansea players on the pitch.




In an interview with Sportsmail columnist Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville, as part of Sky Sports's The Referees - Onside with Carragher & Neville, Taylor admitted he had got the decision wrong.