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Rotterdam---In this World Cup year, when soccer passions are running high, supporters might be forgiven for objecting to every decision to award a foul against their team, made by referees. But they might also have a point.
 
Researchers at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University have researched all recorded fouls in three major soccer competitions over seven years. They discovered an ambiguous foul is more likely to be attributed to the taller of two players, and have detailed their findings in the February issue of the Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology.