The SPFL has reportedly issued a stunning statement following a major refereeing controversy involving Celtic, after a handball incident during the match sparked furious debate among supporters.
The incident occurred when a Celtic player appeared to handle the ball inside a dangerous area, but the referee decided not to award a foul, leaving opposition players and fans questioning the decision.
Replays quickly became the centre of attention, with supporters demanding an explanation for why the incident was not punished.
The controversy has now intensified after the SPFL reportedly addressed the decision, with its statement focusing on the referee’s interpretation of the incident and the circumstances surrounding the handball call.
The decision has divided opinion, with some arguing that the referee made the correct call based on the laws of the game, while others believe Celtic were fortunate to escape punishment.
The controversy is expected to continue dominating discussions, particularly as questions grow over consistency in refereeing decisions and the use of VAR.
For Celtic, the focus will now turn back to football, but the handball controversy could remain a major talking point among supporters and rivals.
