Hugh Dallas: Last News

The roll-out of VAR in Scottish football hasn’t been without bumps with a section of fans and managers crying foul already.

Derek McInnes insists he still isn’t happy after demanding answers from the SFA referees department over the failure of Willie Collum to check the monitor for Kilmarnock’s penalty appeal in their Viaplay Cup semi-final defeat against holders Celtic on Saturday.

Former top ref Hugh Dallas reckons the SFA must treat VAR as a matter of urgency for its referees.

Former leading Scottish referee Hugh Dallas has insisted VAR would not have ruled on the controversial penalty awarded to Rangers against Aberdeen.

Martin O'Neill has claimed he will "never get over" the trauma of losing the title in the most dramatic circumstances possible to Rangers in 2005. The legendary boss won seven trophies and reached the UEFA Cup Final in his five year spell in charge from 2000.But the former Ireland and Aston Villa manager admits the defining final game against Motherwell has been difficult to shake, describing it as his "nemesis".Celtic played the Steelmen on the final day of the season knowing that a win would take them to the championship for the fourth time in five years.They dominated the game and lead through a Chris Sutton goal from the 29th minute but a stunning two goal salvo from Scott McDonald in the final two minutes destroyed their chances as

Rangers in a Premiership clash against Motherwell. Steven Gerrard's side were the beneficiaries of two handballs that led to James Tavernier putting the Light Blues 1-0 and 3-0 up in Sunday's meeting at Fir Park.

The rain was tumbling down without reprieve and Somerset Park was beginning to resemble a swimming pool.