Decisions taken by Nick Walsh and VAR have brought the opinions of the Sportscene panel to the fore following Rangers' win over Motherwell - and Todd Cantwell is not spared a brutal verdict.
There were two marginal offside calls and a red card to be dissected in the game as Michael Beale's side ran out 4-2 winners. Connor Goldson was deemed to be playing Max Johnston on as he crossed for Kevin Van Veen's home opener, with James Tavernier and Fashion Sakala responding for Rangers. Bevis Mugabi then restored parity before controversy reigned.
Having scored the second, Sakala was called onside by VAR as he played a part in Cantwell's goal but 'Well boss Stuart Kettlewell wanted clarity on whether the lines were right. After Malik Tillman's winner, Callum Slattery got a second yellow to reduce the hosts to 10 men but there was conflicting opinions on whether or not the arm warranted a red. Rangers hero Neil McCann says the offside lines must be trusted: "You can see it is very tight (Van Veen's goal) but I think we have got to trust the lines and that the technology works.
