“I am uncertain as to the reason.” Gordon Dalziel was perplexed by the actions of the Celtic hero during the Rangers’ match at Ibrox.

“I am uncertain as to the reason.” Gordon Dalziel was perplexed by the actions of the Celtic hero during the Rangers’ match at Ibrox. Following the conclusion of the final Glasgow derby of the season between Celtic and Rangers last weekend, the aftermath continued. The Scottish Premiership title was already secured by the Hoops,

 

 

 

but Brendan Rodgers and the faithful were determined to avoid another loss to Rangers. Celtic achieved a 1-1 stalemate in Govan following a lackluster match that yielded minimal on-field controversy. Rangers began the match with a strong performance in the first half, but Celtic improved their performance in the second half, despite the fact that there was minimal goalmouth action.

 

 

 

 

With the exception of one critical instance. Additionally, it could have awarded Celtic all three points. Stuns from Daizen Maeda’s ball roll against the Rangers Dalziel In the final seconds of the match, Daizen Maeda was advancing toward the goal, and Celtic faithful anticipated a specific result based on his performance this season.

 

 

 

 

However, the Japanese speedster executed a heavy final contact, which provided Rangers goalkeeper Liam Kelly with the opportunity to intercept and obstruct Maeda’s shot from close range. It was a critical moment, and Gordon Dalziel, an Open Goal pundit and former Rangers striker, was perplexed by Maeda’s attempt to sneak it past Kelly.Gordon Dalziel:

 

 

 

 

“I initially believed that it was one of those instances in which you were seated and thinking, ‘1-1, fair draw, everyone will be satisfied.’ However, Maeda should have scored right at the end, shouldn’t he?” “I am uncertain as to the purpose for which he is attempting to roll it; it is not present in his locker.” He is not that sort of player. James McFadden: “He employs a forceful approach.”

 

 

 

 

I believe that he may be able to raise his head if he approaches him (Kelly) a bit more closely. However, he is contemplating “getting on the end of this touch,” and then potentially going around the goalkeeper to square the ball to Kenny. Maeda was not at his best against the Rangers, and James Tavernier, for the first time in his life, actually had a decent game against the opponent who typically terrorizes him.

 

 

 

 

However, Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers disclosed that Maeda was in Japan for the duration of the week to visit his wife, who is expecting a child. Ultimately, the baby was not born, and Maeda was compelled to return to Scotland prior to the Glasgow derby, which undoubtedly sapped his vitality.Rodgers clarified, “We must allow him some flexibility; he has been in Japan for the entirety of the week.”

 

 

 

“He departed with the expectation that his wife would give birth to their third child. However, she did not, necessitating his return and subsequent participation in a game at Ibrox.” You analyze it; he has achieved his objective. Is it possible for him to circumvent the keeper? “To be fair to Liam (Kelly), he has performed admirably; he has achieved a favorable distribution.”