SFA chief Ian Maxwell moved to cool the panic over VAR - telling concerned players and coaches there is "no doubt" the technology is working in Scotland.
Virtually every manager in the Premiership has had a gripe with the technology since its introduction back in October, most recently Malky Mackay who was left fuming at the penalty awarded to Celtic against his Ross County side this weekend. Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes claimed it has affected referees who have been leaving big decisions to those in the video room while pundit and Record Sport columnist Chris Sutton recently called for it to be scrapped until Scottish refs can "use it properly."
Dundee United and Motherwell demanded a summit of Premiership clubs over the use of VAR back in January with fans and players also left furious with how it has been used at times. But SFA chief executive Maxwell says it's just down to "teething problems" calling for patience as it is still new to the Scottish game.
