O'Neill 'Disappointed' that Celtic's Trusty Appeal Was Dismissed

Martin O’Neill disappointed with outcome of Celtic’s Auston Trusty appeal

Martin O’Neill expressed disappointment after Celtic’s appeal against Auston Trusty’s red card in Sunday’s 2-2 draw at Hearts was dismissed.The American defender was sent off by referee Steven McLean with the visitors leading 2-1 in the 77th minute after being deemed to have denied Landry Kabore a goal-scoring opportunity.Trusty was first shown a yellow card but it was upgraded to red after McLean was asked by VAR to check his pitchside monitor.…

Martin O’Neill disappointed with outcome of Celtic’s Auston Trusty appeal - PLZ Soccer

Martin O’Neill expressed disappointment after Celtic’s appeal against Auston Trusty’s red card in Sunday’s 2-2 draw at Hearts was dismissed. The American defender was sent off by referee Steven McLean with the visitors leading 2-1 in the 77th minute after being deemed to have denied Landry Kabore a goal-scoring opportunity. Trusty was first shown a yellow card but it was upgraded to red after McLean was asked by VAR to check his pitchside monito…

O'Neill 'disappointed' that Celtic's Trusty appeal was dismissed

Celtic were reduced to ten men before letting a 2-1 lead slip at Tynecastle on Sunday.

O’Neill dismay over Trusty but hopeful on signings

3:59 PM Jan 28, 2026: Interim manager Martin O’Neill is “disappointed” the Scottish FA fast-track panel rejected Celtic’s appeal against Auston Trusty’s red card on Sunday...

Celtic seek talks with SFA over Trusty red card

Celtic are “very disappointed” at the outcome of their appeal over the red shown to American defender, Auston Trusty, during Sunday’s 2-2 draw with William Hill Premiership pace-setters, Heart of Midlothian, at Tynecastle. A statement posted on the Parkhead club’s website said: “We await the written judgement, but will be ensuring further discussions with the […] The post Celtic seek talks with SFA over Trusty red card appeared first on The Edin…

ALEX’S ANGLE: SFA JUSTICE

WELL, you know what they say about commonsense, don’t you? It’s not that common. And that has just been demonstrated so capably once again by the SFA with their dismissal of Celtic’s appeal against Auston Trusty’s red card in the 2-2 draw with Hearts at Tynecastle on Sunday. The Hoops defender was originally booked for a coming-together with the home side’s bustling striker Landry Kbore 30… Source