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It appears that the VAR dispute surrounding Celtic has also garnered media attention outside of Canada.As we previously reported, Jeff Stelling believes that more red cards will be shown in the season’s last two Glasgow Derby games as a result of what he witnessed at Tynecastle.In addition, Chris Sutton has expressed his belief that referees are merely “guessing” when it comes to major handball calls, following the punishment of Celtic midfielder Tomoki Iwata yesterday afternoon.Stephen Kelly, a former Spurs defender, is presently in the game. The former Ireland international was completely perplexed by both of yesterday’s VAR calls, but he appeared to be particularly upset over the penalty call against Celtic’s Japanese star.Kelly remarked, “I’m not sure if you’ve seen the penalty,” to Football Daily. It’s an absurd penalty. To be honest, I have no idea how they did it.“No one in their right mind would give that as a penalty,” is how I see it.“The balls simply fell and struck him in the arm. Additionally, three players are crammed into a small space. The balls are falling, but nobody is moving in that direction.It struck his arm, which was in contact with his torso. For the life of me, I cannot comprehend how it is provided. I find it incomprehensible “And the referee goes and calls it, and they end up losing the match. However, the sending-off is one that, according to the letter of the law, may have been a high foot. “The punishment is absurd.” Even though it’s only Monday, this is all over the news, which should put pressure on the SFA to take action.Not just Celtic people are afflicted by this. Some clubs in the SPFL may have to endure poor officiating and VAR rulings, which might be the difference between relegation and European qualification.But from a Celtic perspective, this title is worth £60 million. Additionally, you would have to assume that the board would bring up the issue with the game’s governing body if the difference was a VAR or refereeing judgement that cost the team that enormous amount of money. GET MORE REFLECTED CONTENT ON SPORTWORDS.CO.UK
Jim White expressed gratitude to both Rangers supporters and non-supporters who came to the SEC Armadillo in Glasgow for what he called a “memorable night.” At the Glasgow audience event, White was accompanied by current manager Philippe Clement, former Rangers player Graeme Souness, and custodian Jack Butland.Rangers supporters would have enjoyed the occasion more, and probably the names with White, if Celtic had lost to Hearts earlier in the day and had not taken advantage of Gers’ error against Motherwel.After the match, the talkSPORT journalist posted on his personal X account, saying, “Huge thanks to the Rangers FC fans and the neutrals who made it a memorable night at the SEC Armadillo in Glasgow.” Jim White updates Rangers supporters following a thrilling weekend.In terms of the SPFL title race, it was a stressful weekend. Rangers’ 2-1 loss at Ibrox gave Celtic the opportunity to take the lead again, but Celtic’s 2-0 loss to Hearts ensured that nothing had changed by the conclusion of the weekend. Clement and Butland in particular will have been relieved by the outcome, since they had to confront a sizable crowd made up primarily of Rangers supporters not long after the Celtic loss. Things might have gotten a little heated had they given up first place. Despite the fact that the inconsistent play would create for an exciting title fight, Ally McCoist stated that neither Rangers nor Celtic will feel comfortable leading the league this season in light of the weekend’s results. GET MORE RELATED CONTENT ON SPORTWORDS.CO.UK
In addition to revealing that they have written to the SFA expressing “serious concerns over VAR,” Celtic has appealed the red card that was given to Yan during the team’s loss to Hearts.According to a statement, Celtic Football Club will be appealing Hyunjun Yang’s red card that was given to him during Sunday’s Tynecastle encounter against Hearts. “We have also written to the SFA to raise our serious concerns regarding the use of VAR and the decisions made within the match.” GET MORE RELATED CONTENT ON SPORTWORDS.CO.UK
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After losing to Heart of Midlothian 2-0 yesterday afternoon, Celtic is now in the middle of a VAR storm that is unlikely to subside anytime soon. Brendan Rodgers was furious at full time after two crucial rulings against the Bhoys at Tynecastle significantly impacted the outcome.Hyunjun Yang was sent off early in the game for the visitors after he tackled Alex Cochrane too hard. This happened just after he helped win a penalty that Adam Idah was unable to convert. Yang was first given a yellow card by Don Robertson for the offence, but after reviewing the challenge, he was sent to the monitor and the yellow was escalated to a straight red card. Before the break, in an equally contentious incident, Tomoki Iwata was called for a handball in the area even though he wasn’t really looking in the direction the play was going. Celtic comeback, Hamish bids adieu, and 67 Hail Hail’s future Hyunjun Yang was sent off early in the game for the visitors after he tackled Alex Cochrane too hard. This happened just after he helped win a penalty that Adam Idah was unable to convert. Don Robertson initially booked Yang for the offence; however, he was sent to the monitor to review the challenge […]
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