Dermot Gallagher has run the rule over the big talking point involving Malik Tillman in Rangers' Scottish Cup clash with Partick Thistle.
It was a day of drama at Ibrox starting with Kevin Holt's penalty opener. Antonio Colak was penalised for handball following a lengthy VAR review. The TV pundits in the studio branded the call 'mind boggling '.
Tillman was heavily involved in the second half with a foul on the USA international landing the home side a penalty which James Tavernier missed before Michael Beale ordered his side to allow Partick Thistle a free goal after the USA international raced in and scored as the Jags looked to give the ball back. The Ibrox boss has since cleared up the situation. Delivering his assessment of the key moment, the former EPL whistler said: "When you see this Rob, you follow it through. The player is injured. Rangers kick the ball out and Partick [Thistle] take the throw after he gets up. He doesn't get treated on the field that is the other thing. They take the throw and are going to kick it back and it is intercepted, ironically from Tillman who is the player down.
