Ange Postecoglou says there's no point getting embroiled in VAR chat after a comfortable 2-0 win for Celtic over Dundee United.
The champions wore their Tannadice hosts down in Premiership action and were made to wait until the second half before Jota headed them into a lead. Aaron Mooy's penalty shortly after sealed things on a day of minimal fuss for the Australian manager, who's side are back on top of the league by nine points.
Referee Don Robertson was told to head to the VAR monitor after he awarded a penalty for a challenge by Tangerines goalkeeper Mark Birighitti on Kyogo prior to half-time, but his decision to claim a foul was soon changed. He then gave a spot-kick to Celtic after a Kieran Freeman handball initially went unpunished in the box, but Postecoglou prefers to hold his tongue on tech matter. He told Sky Sports: "'Look mate, I've had my say on it, we've just got to let it roll now. All managers would probably say the same thing about it.
