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Disappointing to be level at half time, thought we deserved better.

Leicester have had some good chances on the break and it wouldn't surprise to see them score again.

Need to move the ball quicker. Be a bit more aggressive. Forward setup not really working, I'd give it 10 minutes and then make a change.
 
To be fair he’s just come through and said it’s a bad rule but the refs are in a no win spot as they have to apply it, even though it’s crap.

Do they though? Or are they not applying the leeway correctly?


Ifab’s instruction
The International Football Association Board (Ifab) is the body that determines the laws of the game of football. An amendment to the handball rule they made was ensuring that an accidental handball will only be punished if it occurs “immediately” before a goal was scored. If play continues for some time after this, accidental handball will not be penalised.
If the ball strikes a player who has made their body “unnaturally bigger”, then they will be punished. Ifab deems that an arm above shoulder height is rarely, if ever, a “natural” position, with the only exception coming when a player is falling to the ground.

The body also stated that extra leeway will be granted in regards to ricocheted handballs, or if the player in question cannot see the ball.

Goes on to state the Premier League are deciding to be extra strict on defensive handballs. So that’d suggest the problem lies with the FA.
 

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Do they though? Or are they not applying the leeway correctly?


Ifab’s instruction
The International Football Association Board (Ifab) is the body that determines the laws of the game of football. An amendment to the handball rule they made was ensuring that an accidental handball will only be punished if it occurs “immediately” before a goal was scored. If play continues for some time after this, accidental handball will not be penalised.
If the ball strikes a player who has made their body “unnaturally bigger”, then they will be punished. Ifab deems that an arm above shoulder height is rarely, if ever, a “natural” position, with the only exception coming when a player is falling to the ground.

The body also stated that extra leeway will be granted in regards to ricocheted handballs, or if the player in question cannot see the ball.

Goes on to state the Premier League are deciding to be extra strict on defensive handballs. So that’d suggest the problem lies with the FA.

 
Can't say Leicester didn't deserve that, been pushing since the first city goal, great ball to set up the assist and quality finish
 

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