Celtic have started the second half against Ross County one goal to the good after David Turnbull’s strike. The Scottish Champions are one man up, too, after Brown was sent off for a challenge on Yang.
However, Celtic could’ve arguably had three goals in the first half. Liam Scales thought he’d scored the first goal of the game, after the ball fell to him in the box. David Munro had already blown the whistle for a foul from Oh but this was minimal.
🗣️ "Is that enough, really?"
Celtic were disallowed an early goal in Dingwall due to a foul in the attacking play. What do you think of the decision? ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/33EBVDaGzm
— Sky Sports Scotland (@ScotlandSky) November 4, 2023
Celtic then thought that they had scored the opening goal after Paolo Bernardo played Daizen Maeda down the right hand side. The winger played the ball in and Oh netted. Although, after a VAR check, it was ruled out.
It looked as if the decision was correct on first view but a second look showed that the ball had already been played when the lines were drawn by the officials.
🗣️ "We have seen it all this season, haven't we?!"
Celtic have another goal disallowed after Maeda is ruled offside in the lead up to Oh's goal ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/ow0gBPXwXD
— Sky Sports Scotland (@ScotlandSky) November 4, 2023
Matt Corr’s new book Majic, Stan and the King of Japan is out now and Neil Lennon, the Celtic captain that season, has written the foreword for us.
You can get a signed copy of the hardback version direct from Celtic Star Books by clicking on the image below. It’s also available an an e-book via Amazon Kindle and please note that all colour photographs that appear in the beautifully presented printed hardback book are also available in the Kindle version of Majic, Stan and the King of Japan…
