Arjen Robben admitted trying to con the referee in Holland's 2-1 victory over Mexico, while Miguel Herrera branded the forward a cheat. The Dutchman revealed that he dived in an attempt to win a penalty - but not for the decisive 93rd minute spot-kick that secured Holland's progression to the quarter-finals. Robben had two penalty appeals turned down earlier in the match - before Klaas Jan Huntelaar converted in injury time - and later apologised for trying to fool Portuguese official Pedro Proenca. Theatrics: Arjen Robben admitted diving to try and win a penalty during the thrilling encounter with Mexico
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Dutch forward Arjen Robben admitted trying to fool referee Pedro Proenca
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Robben said: '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 after a foul on Robben by Rafael Marquez
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Klaas Jan Huntelaar converted the late spot-kick to dump out Mexico
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Miguel Herrera branded Robben a cheat afterwards
Flashpoint: @placeholder skipper Marquez (left) fouls Robben inside the penalty box in the 93rd minute