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Brendan Rodgers gets the Celtic proof he wanted as 'definitive' angle emerges

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Rodgers questioned whether the angles available were enough to rule out Daizen Maeda's goal but one now looks conclusive

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Brendan Rodgers gets the Celtic proof he wanted as 'definitive' angle emerges

Rodgers questioned whether the angles available were enough to rule out Daizen Maeda's goal but one now looks conclusive

16 hours ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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celticquicknews.co.uk

‘CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE,’ RODGERS’ SFA DEMAND

BRENDAN RODGERS will demand hard evidence from the SFA to prove that VAR got it right to wipe out Daizen Maeda’s late equaliser in the 2-0 loss against Hibs at Easter Road yesterday. The fuming Celtic boss reckoned technical assistant Alan Muir had made the decision on the back of guesswork, as CQN reported yesterday. It was a game-changer that cost the champions at least a point – there were… Source

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Celticnewsnow

Brendan Rodgers gets the Celtic proof he wanted as ‘definitive’ video angle emerges of Alistair Johnston cutback

7:29 PM Feb 22, 2025: Rodgers questioned whether the angles available were enough to rule out Daizen Maeda’s goal but one now looks conclusive...

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Brendan Rodgers questions VAR decision after Celtic suffer rare domestic defeat - PLZ Soccer

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers questioned the decision to disallow what would have been a late equaliser for his side after they suffered only their second domestic defeat of the season away to in-form Hibernian. Just a few days after their spirited 1-1 draw away to Bayern Munich in the Champions League, the Hoops went down 2-1 at Easter Road as Josh Campbell scored twice in the first half. Rodgers’ side rallied in the second half and after pulling…

19 hours ago

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