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Clockwise from top left: Frost, Robinson, Summerhayes, Crawford, Grundy.
Celtic penalty right, Hearts wrongly denied - SFA
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Celtic penalty right, Hearts wrongly denied - SFA
The Scottish FA's head of refereeing, Crawford Allan, has stated that Celtic's late penalty at Motherwell was correctly awarded, while Hearts were wrongly denied a spot-kick at Fir Park. Allan's comments come after a controversial match between the two teams, with Celtic ultimately winning 2-1. The decision to award Celtic a penalty has been widely debated, with some arguing that it was a harsh call. However, Allan's statement suggests that the referee made the correct decision based on the rules of the game.
Celtic penalty right, Hearts wrongly denied - SFA
The Scottish FA's head of refereeing, Crawford Allan, has stated that Celtic's late penalty at Motherwell was correctly awarded, while Hearts were wrongly denied a spot-kick at Fir Park. Allan's comments come after a controversial match where both teams were involved in penalty decisions.
Celtic penalty right but Hearts wrongly denied spot-kick - SFA
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