Leicester City have conceded their first goal of the season, to a goal that would not have stood last term.

Burnley striker Chris Wood, against his former club, netted just 10 minutes into City’s first home Premier League game, bringing down a deep cross from Charlie Taylor before finishing across goal.

However, in the process of bringing the ball down, Wood accidentally controlled the ball with his hand.

Last season, any contact with an attacking player’s hand, accidental or not, that led to a goal, was disallowed.

While that law still exists, what constitutes handball has changed. Now, there is the ‘t-shirt line’, where if the ball hits a player’s arm on the sleeve, it is considered part of the shoulder.

Hence, when the ball bobbled onto Wood’s arm, he was not penalised.

The goal was still controversial though, with suspicions that Wood pushed James Justin as he controlled the ball.

City equalised barely 10 minutes later through Harvey Barnes, another goal in which the defending team had complaints, with the Clarets arguing that Ayoze Perez ran across Nick Pope’s eyeline while in an offside position. Replays showed he was onside.