Champions League Final - Liverpool v Tottenham

Well they should, because there is no more "accidental" handball. Handle the ball and pay the consequences. And unlike previous years, there's VAR around to see that you do pay the consequences. First thing you learn about this sport, is that handball is illegal. It's been that way since the day the sport was invented, only now we have the technology to see that it's enforced.

The fact it hit his chest first is no defence these days. It's the player's responsibility to ensure that he doesn't handle the ball. It was the second penalty given for handball against Spurs since VAR was introduced in the competition. And they'll be punished in every case until they learn that they can't get away with it. Even if he doesn't deliberately handle it, he can still be done for "arm in unnatural position" and/or "making himself bigger". The player in this case, failed on all three counts, so the penalty decision was automatic and the decision upheld by VAR. Just what is he doing with his arm outstretched in the penalty area?  He was lucky Skomina didn't book him, as he has a reputation for dishing out cards. He handed a Colombian a straight red for a handball (and penalty) after just 4 minutes in a World Cup game last year.  

For reasons best known to yourself, you put up a stronger protest about it than he, his teammates, or his manager did. His manager was plonked in his dugout, hitting the bottle when the decision was made. No protests, no earache for the fourth official, nothing. He knows the rules, and knows the penalty decision is clear and obvious.