Something I've seen a lot of recently:
GK jumps to collect ball
Attacker makes contact that GK doesn't like
GK pushes attacker to floor (or worse)
When you've seen the attacker make contact and the ball is still with the keeper - you can play it off as an advantage.
Would it be right to sanction the GK, then bring it back for the defensive free kick? or would your only option be to give the penalty?
If you're sharp enough you could avoid this dilemma by whistling for a free kick if you suspect it may get heated but that won't always be the case.
GK jumps to collect ball
Attacker makes contact that GK doesn't like
GK pushes attacker to floor (or worse)
When you've seen the attacker make contact and the ball is still with the keeper - you can play it off as an advantage.
Would it be right to sanction the GK, then bring it back for the defensive free kick? or would your only option be to give the penalty?
If you're sharp enough you could avoid this dilemma by whistling for a free kick if you suspect it may get heated but that won't always be the case.