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www.celticnewsnow.comHere’s the latest on Celtic goals and offside decisions from recent coverage.
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Yang Hyun-jun’s equaliser in Celtic’s win over Rangers at Celtic Park was scrutinized for potential offside in the build-up, with the SFA’s Key Match Incidents panel later backing the on-field decision to allow the goal after a VAR review. This ruling was stated as unanimously supported by the panel in the official summary.[1]
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A separate incident at Ibrox involving Daizen Maeda’s goal was reviewed by VAR for possible offside in the build-up, but the goal stood according to the same body of coverage, and pundits voiced mixed opinions about the clarity of the offside lines shown on TV and during broadcasts.[2]
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Additional context from related coverage indicates ongoing debate among pundits and supporters about whether certain Celtic goals were correctly ruled onside or offside, with several cases highlighted where close lines and angles sparked discussion, though official reviews in those instances often concluded with the on-field decision upheld.[3][4][5]
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For the most up-to-the-minute specifics, you might check sources that recap the most recent derby match events and VAR decisions, such as Celtic-focused outlets and major sports networks, since offside calls in Old Firm fixtures frequently generate lively debate among fans and analysts.[10][1]
If you’d like, I can pull the latest article-by-article summaries from those sources, or track any new VAR decisions from Celtic’s upcoming matches and summarize them in a brief digest. I can also provide a quick visual (a small chart) showing how frequently Celtic goals in derbies have been flagged offside, if that would help.