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Keith Hackett’s verdict

1) If you saw it, and it was deliberate, this physio has to be removed from the pitch and the technical area. If you didn’t see it, you cannot assume deliberate wrongdoing. But either way, calm everyone down and make clear that the incident will be in your report, and authorities will use video evidence to establish the facts. As for what happens next: the law does allow you to delay the restart while a goalkeeper is being treated, so you can allow time for him to recover from the incident before resuming play.

Thanks to Owen Stott for the question.

2) I’m pretty sure this is a first in You are the Ref’s 50-year history – but you have to keep up with fashion… This player’s hair, whether real or artificial, counts as part of his person. So award the goal. But before resuming, you need to have a word with him: now that you are aware that the man-bun is made of poorly-attached extensions, tell him if he wants to continue, he has to play without it, as it could pose a safety risk.

Thanks to Paul Hawkins and Chris Potter.

3) You should have intervened faster to stop him damaging the spot so badly. As it is you have two options: either have staff perform a quick fix, or move the rest of the shootout to the other end of the pitch. As for the defender, his actions were obviously unsporting: show him a second yellow card, followed by a red. His side go down to 10 men for the rest of the shootout.

Dan Blakemore wins the shirt.

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