Thursday 18 May 2017 23:44, UK
On a day where the FA announced plans to punish simulation with retrospective action, forward Danny Hylton produced a controversial moment in the second leg of Luton's semi-final play-off with Blackpool.
With the League Two play-off tie finely poised at 4-4 on aggregate, Hylton appeared to take a dive in the Blackpool box to earn his side a penalty.
Hylton picked himself up to score from the spot, although it was Blackpool who then edged a thrilling tie 6-5 on aggregate.
The FA's bid to stamp out simulation will begin next season, with players found guilty of 'Successful Deception of a Match Official' set to receive a two-match ban.
The retrospective action could be taken where an alleged act leads to a penalty, meaning the incident involving Hylton would almost definitely have been considered after he took a tumble moments after Ian Black stuck out a leg.
Blackpool will feel a sense of justice after they turned the tie around, although it was a cruel blow for Luton goalkeeper Stuart Moore, who ultimately conceded a 95th-minute own goal after the ball was struck against his own back.
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