FIFA will not be taking action against Arjen Robben after he admitted diving during Holland's 2-1 win over Mexico. Robben reportedly apologised for diving on one occasion in the game - but not for the decisive penalty in stoppage time which he said was 'definitely a foul'. FIFA head of media Delia Fischer said the disciplinary committee would only look retrospectively at 'serious infringements' of fair play rules - diving only carries a yellow card sanction - and that Robben would face no action. VIDEO Scroll down to make up your mind of Arjen Robben's alleged dive against Mexico Training: Arjen Robben (far left) trains with his Holland team-mates and is to make a statement afterwards
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FIFA say they will only look retrospectively at 'serious infringements'
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They add 'referees are trained to identify these simulations'
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Dutch FA say Arjen Robben's confession to diving were interpreted 'completely wrong' after Holland's 2-1 win over Mexico
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Robben admitted trying to fool referee Pedro Proenca: 'The one (at the end) was a penalty, but the other one was a dive in the first half'
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Holland were awarded a penalty in 93rd minute for a foul on Robben
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Klaas Jan Huntelaar converted late spot-kick to progress to quarter-final
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Mexico manager Miguel Herrera branded Robben a 'cheat'
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