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Trusty red at Hearts gets on O'Neill's wick
- At Tynecastle Park, Celtic and Hearts drew 2-2 after a late equaliser, with Auston Trusty sent off in the 77th minute following a VAR review upgrading his yellow card to red.
- Referee Steven McLean initially booked Trusty with a yellow before VAR official John Beaton advised a pitchside review, leading to an upgrade to red for denying Kabore a clear goalscoring opportunity.
- Celtic manager Martin O'Neill said `I did have an argument with the red card`, while pundits including Andy Halliday defended the VAR decision despite its subjective nature.
- Claudio Braga's late strike ensured Hearts left with a point, leaving them six points clear with 15 matches remaining as Celtic dropped to third and Rangers moved above them.
- O'Neill warned of strain on his depleted squad ahead of the transfer deadline after Kieran Tierney's exit and said signings are needed before the transfer window closes next Monday.
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Celtic are still involved in a 3 way title race for the SPFL title after yesterdays draw at Tynecastle against League leaders Hearts . There is still plenty of football to be played and plenty of points to be won. Martin O’Neill has called the Celtic board to back him in transfer window before it shuts. The clock is ticking for an out of touch Celtic board who have got so much wrong in the past 12 months. Yesterday we saw how little O’Neill ha…
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