- Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler says there needs to be a 'clear rule' on how much time is wasted at set-pieces, pointing to Arsenal taking 'over one minute just to take a corner'
- His comments come as Brighton face Arsenal on Wednesday, with Arsenal's 16 goals from corners this season equaling a Premier League record
- On Monday, Arne Slot said the Premier League has become less of a 'joy' to watch because of the reliance on set-pieces, with tactics under scrutiny
- Man City boss Pep Guardiola says 'in some ways, I agree with Slot' but says 'you have to adapt…it's part of the game' while Michael Carrick says grappling has 'gone too far'
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Premier League: 'Grappling has gone too far' – Carrick on set-piece debate