🗣️ 'Decisions will be wrong. We will eradicate them as much as we can...there are always going to be one or two that fall outwith that.' SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell insists that VAR won't always be perfect in the aftermath of Hampden penalty fallout. #RangersFC I #SFA I... #VAR 📲Download the Arnold Clark App NOW!show more

How odd 99% of derby "wrong decisions" favour the same club,pretty bizarre little coincidence that

Sorry but you don’t get decisions like that wrong after a replay. Sfa trying to play down corruption in our game.

we all know all decisions will not be correct but when it continues to favour 1 team then queations will be asked

I'm not an old firm fan, but this has to be called out by not only the huns but rest of the clubs. What we witnessed on Sunday wasn't a mistake, not by any means, that was damm right cheating, imo and in other matches the week before in other matches too that muir was in charge

What absolute crap, blatant mistakes are being made that favour one team in old firm fixtures. Some very blatant, like a goalkeeper misbehaving at a penalty shoot out and not single action taken, because said team know they have influence over the refs? Or denying stonewall pens

Defend the VAR team's action with shoulder shrug and a human error excuse. Shows how corrupt Scottish Football is.  A major cup final decided on these actions: the head of that organisation reacts with a 'these things happen attitude'—an insult to those paying to watch football.

Funny how there's not a fuss about the poor decisions against Celtic in the game.

Two officials got it wrong at the same time.

He can waffle all he wants about human error in general terms to avoid the real question. How was such a blatantly obvious error that materially impacted a national final made? This wasn’t even a subjective decision. It was binary. On the line or not? Pen or no pen?