Chris Sutton and Eilidh Barbour as they share a light-hearted moment, responding to Kris Boyd’s complaints regarding Celtic’s victory over Ross County.

The rationale behind the decision not to disallow Luke McCowan’s goal for Celtic against Ross County,

 

 

despite potential offside considerations, warrants examination. Throughout the course of the play, the final individual to make contact with the ball was the juvenile Celtic player, Johnny Kenny.

 

 

 

As the striker descended, the ball made contact with his knee, at which moment, Engels was in an onside position. Nonetheless, among all the events that transpired during the game, this is the particular issue that Boyd elected to raise a commotion about.

 

 

 

It is evident that the former Rangers player is grappling with the reality of Celtic’s supremacy in Scottish football, as he observes his former team falter from one unfortunate outcome to another. Regarding Rodgers, the manager of the Hoops is anticipating a visit from Dundee, as Tony Docherty leads the Dens Park club to Celtic Park on Tuesday evening.

 

 

An additional victory will advance Celtic one step nearer to securing their fourth consecutive title, while simultaneously exacerbating the challenges faced by Boyd, who appears to be enduring a particularly arduous season.