Scott McTominay Controversy
Former PGMOL chief Keith Hackett has given his verdict on the controversy surrounding Scott McTominay.
Scotland's World Cup qualifying win over Belarus was marked by controversy, with the visitors' equaliser being ruled out by VAR for a foul on McTominay.
Belarus midfielder Evgeniy Yablonski did commit an offence and the goal was correctly ruled out.
Scotland took the lead through Che Adams, while Belarus equalised through Evgeni Malashevich, but the goal was chalked off after a review.
- Scotland dominated the game, marked by controversial calls and VAR decisions.
- Referee Marian Alexandru Barbu ruled out the goal after reviewing the incident.
Author's summary: Ex-ref chief Keith Hackett shares his verdict on Scott McTominay controversy.
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