Highlights as VAR Decisions Help Hearts beat Celtic at Tynecastle.
Hearts defeated Celtic in a contentious match in Edinburgh. The Scottish Champions played the vast bulk of the game with ten men after John Beaton
gave Yang his marching orders via VAR, and the official at Clydesdale House also instructed Don Robertson to award a penalty in the most scandalous of circumstances.
Hearts capitalized on the penalty kick, with Jorge Grant putting the hosts ahead 1-0. Lawrence Shankland doubled Steven Naismith‘s advantage in the
second half after a lucky ball break beyond Joe Hart. After the red card, Brendan Rodgers’ team faced an uphill task, but if Adam Idah had converted
his penalty kick, the afternoon may have turned out very differently.
Brendan correctly called Beaton out after the game, claiming that he sought to talk with Robertson but was blanked by the whistler.
Following the manager’s comments, the club should contact the SFA to find out why the decisions were made against Celtic, as it is evident that both had an impact on the outcome of the game.
Celtic, on the other hand, will turn their attention to next weekend’s Scottish Cup match against Livingston before returning to League action against St Johnstone at Celtic Park.
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