Scottish Premiership: Review panel say three VAR decisions incorrect
Three decisions are deemed incorrect by by the Scottish FA's VAR independent review panel following the first round of Scottish Premiership fixtures.
www.bbc.comthe independent panel reaffirmed the on-field decisions in a Celtic vs. Motherwell game, concluding the VAR review failed to alter the outcome and that penalties or goals reviewed were accurately processed. Additionally, a Hearts ruling had implications related to a disputed call, with implications for the final league table. Celtic-Motherwell VAR penalty ruling focused on the Scottish FA's key match incident panel, which decided Celtic should not have been awarded the stoppage-time penalty. The review also covered Johnston's booking for a challenge on Mikey Moore after 38 minutes and the decision to allow Yang's goal to stand despite offside claims. A penalty denied to Rangers against St Johnstone is the only VAR mistake highlighted by the SFA's key match incident review panel for last weekend's Premiership. The panel highlighted four VAR errors from recent matches.