Michael Beale has vented his frustration at VAR decisions as his side lost 3-2 to Celtic in an Old Firm derby thriller.
The Rangers boss insists his side deserved at 'minimum' a draw against Ange Postecoglou's team as James Tavernier netted a double at Celtic Park but it wasn't enough to down the champions. Twelve points is now the seemingly insurmountable gap for Beale and co as he remains winless in three games against the Hoops. It was as dramatic of a derby as they come with VAR involved again.
And Beale believes that while referee Kevin Clancy had a good showing, that VAR should have highlighted Alfredo Morelos' disallowed goal in the first half as an error. Beale believes it was defender Alistair Johnston who was causing the infringement and also said there was contention over Celtic's second goal due to a supposed Jota 'handball.
