Barry Robson says Aberdeen were denied a "definite" penalty in their defeat at Ibrox after Connor Goldson's foul on Duk which wasn't punished by referee John Beaton.
Rangers triumphed 1-0 courtesy of Todd Cantwell's second half screamer but the Dons boss feels the outcome could've panned out much differently had the officials pointed to the spot when the scoreline was still level. The Aberdeen striker had been running towards goal when Goldson then decided to get a handful of Duk's jersey and prevent him getting a shot away just inside the box.
The match officials didn't even consult VAR and instead played on which left Robson and the away dugout perplexed. And Robson believes on another day his men could've left Glasgow with more to show from their work. He told BBC Sportsound: "Yeah I think so, we all saw the brilliant chances that we created in the game, especially the first half. We had two clear-cut one on one chances, there was a definite penalty as well first half. So that's three goals you could have had. I think Kelle had one or two good saves and then second half, I thought they scored a terrific volley but it's our fault from a set play. Apart from that, Kelle never had much to do.
