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Late winner for Hibs another blow in Celtic's title bid
- On Sunday at Celtic Park, Hibernian beat Celtic 2-1 as Kai Andrews scored a late winner, marking their first victory there in 16 years.
- A VAR check for violent conduct led referee Matthew MacDermid to show Auston Trusty a straight red card after a corner, with just over 15 minutes remaining.
- Broadcast replays and VAR graphics showed the foul began outside the penalty area despite the incident occurring near the six-yard box, while pundits were divided over the red card decision.
- The result leaves Celtic six points behind Hearts and four ahead of Motherwell, and Trusty may miss the Rangers trip unless Celtic appeal, as the Scottish Football Association could fast-track the disciplinary process.
- With next Sunday's Ibrox meeting looming, Rangers' equaliser moved them two points above Celtic, and observers warned VAR decisions could 'come back to haunt' Celtic later in the season.
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limerickleader.ieKai Andrews nets late winner as Hibernian dent 10-man Celtic’s title hopes
The Hibernian substitute guided a composed finish into the bottom corner from the edge of the box in the 87th minute.
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Celtic 1-2 Hibs: Schmeichel call, Cvancara frustration & VAR controversy
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Celtic to launch appeal against Auston Trusty's red card, but we know the outcome is already a foregone conclusion
As expected, Celtic will launch an appeal against the red card issued to him by Matthew McDermid during Sunday’s ill-fated clash with Hibernian at Celtic Park. The sending off definitely changed the outcome of the tie, with Hibs going on to record a rare victory at Parkhead. But I think we all know what the […] The post Celtic to launch appeal against Auston Trusty’s red card, but we know the outcome is already a foregone conclusion appeared fir…
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