Raging Celtic penalty claim earns at VAR in Kyogo …

November 2, 2023 admin Celtic 0

Raging Celtic penalty claim earns ‘is this NFL?’ blast as punters take aim at VAR in Kyogo unseen flashpoint

The Hoops saw out a nervy affair on the pitch but punters reckon they’ve spotted another penalty missed

 

Bewildered Celtic supporters believe that VAR and referee John Beaton overlooked yet another clear penalty at Parkhead on Wednesday night.

And furious Hoops supporters believe that St. Mirren’s Mikael Mandron blocked striker Kyogo on his way to goal, an action that is frequently witnessed in the NFL. Match official Beaton and VAR Nick Walsh had a busy evening as Brendan Rodgers’ team was given a spot kick in the first half following a review that found Alex Gogic had committed a handball.

Oh’s late goal gave Celtic a crucial three points as they survived the nerve-wracking battle 2-1. However, several irate fans felt that the referees had overlooked another crucial moment in the second half of the contest.

The Japanese talisman is shown sprinting past the Buddies forward in a social media clip before being stopped by what appears to be a stiff arm. Punters have compared the defensive play to something they have seen on an American football pitch.
“Is this a clip from NFL?,” a frustrated punter commented, and the BBC Sportscene cameras captured the moment.
In response, a fan wrote:
“It’s shocking that this was overlooked. They undoubtedly harbour animosity for Kyogo. The board should begin to voice their concerns over these instances and the lack of usage of VAR.”
In Glasgow, David Turnbull scored the first goal of the match under the lights, but he wasted the subsequent penalty shot. Peter Grant, a hoops icon, reacted angrily at Beaton’s booking of the nifty forward. After Kyogo sparred with Marcus Fraser, he blasted on commentary, saying, “You are not supposed to be able to do that. He has been blocked from running.”
He has come to a stop in front of the athlete. Whenever it is replayed, they have done it from the beginning, and the defender is to blame. I think it’s unbelievable that the referee issued a booking for it. He ought to feel ashamed.”

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