Eric Dier has urged FIFA to change the controversial handball rule that saw him concede a late penalty in Tottenham's 1-1 draw against Newcastle on Sunday.
Dier was adjudged to have handled an Andy Carroll header with his outstretched arm after jumping to beat the Newcastle forward to the ball. Callum Wilson converted the resulting penalty to steal a point for Newcastle.
But even Toon boss Steve Bruce said the spot-kick shouldn't have been awarded and now Dier has spoken out on the incident for himself.
'Everyone is on the same page, something has to change,' Dier told Football Focus.