Have been in contact with the PFA and the FA - here is the latest instalment, an e-mail from the FA to the PFA
"FA Compliance did look at this incident as the Match Referee asked Compliance to review the mass confrontation that occurred after the award of a penalty.
With regard to Duncan Jupp, we took no action against him specifically. There was no suggestion that the Match Officials had missed any incidents involving Jupp and indeed Jon Moss cautioned the player for adopting an aggressive attitude. Accordingly, no individual action was considered against Duncan Jupp as his actions were not outside the jurisdiction of the Match Referee and he had been dealt with. As a result of the confrontation, Compliance wrote to both clubs and reminded them of their players’ responsibilities with regard to the reaction/mass confrontation which occurred as a result of the penalty incident.
Re: the “dive” – The FA are unable to take retrospective action when the matter was seen by the Match Officials. Although the Disciplinary Commission overturned the red card, the incident was still seen and dealt with by the Match Referee. (As an aside, I am aware that the Match Referee remains of the strong opinion that contact was made.)"