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'Really, really poor' - SFA referees chief on Rangers v Celtic penalty decision

BBC Sport Thursday, 19 December 2024 ()
SFA head of referee operations Willie Collum says VAR made a ''really, really poor'' and "unacceptable" decision not to award Rangers a penalty against Celtic in Sunday's Scottish League Cup final.
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