FA set to approve retrospective bans for diving

Simulation has been an issue in the game for years and there have been a number of notable cases this season.

Thu, 18 May, 2017 - 11:19

The English Football Association is expected to approve a proposal for retrospective bans for players who dive or feign injury in football from next season.

The idea, which is already being used in Scotland, is on the agenda at the FA's annual general meeting on Thursday.

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