Midway through the second half of today’s Glasgow derby there was a baffling free-kick decision from John Beaton.
Around two yards from the edge of the arc (22 yards from goal) at the edge of the penalty box Scott Wright used his arm to control a high ball then boot it clear.
It seemed to take Beaton a few seconds to register the foul, only blowing once the clearance had reached the halfway line.
When the free-kick was placed the position had been moved back the best part of 10 yards, clearly evidenced by the cut of the grass in the pictures below.
Where the foul occurred vs where we were made to take the free kick from. pic.twitter.com/9lwdcH49dj
— Moravcik67 (@Moravcik67_) May 1, 2022
Today’s 1-1 draw leaves Celtic six points ahead of their city rivals with three matches left to play. Technically four points is still required but with a goal difference advantage of plus 19 a win against Hearts on Saturday will virtually ensure the SPFL title is back at Celtic Park.
The hoops are currently on a run of 29 SPFL matches without defeat consisting of 24 wins and five draws.
IN THIS GAME you have nothing, so stop the nonsence. I thought Anthony Ralston got a wee bit lucky with his tackle. What do you think Editor.
Only 1team needed to win that game.. only 1team would like to have won that game..none did.. CELTIC could NOT win the league yesterday.. so how could “the rangers” stop CELTIC winning the league… over to the pundits,and SMSM to answer that question