Premier league to ban divers next season

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A three-man panel of experts will meet each Monday to sift through the serial cheats in the Premire League

This added new rule will be effective from next season. This rule was made after many people complained of cheats and dives from players last season especially in April.

Any player found guilty of cheating and diving will be given a ban for one or two games.

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