Celtic centre-back held to frustrating draw after difficult week.

Celtic defender Liam Scales triggered a touchline confrontation after receiving a yellow card for tackling former Parkhead teammate Liel Abada just before half-time in the Republic of Ireland's 1-1 Nations League draw with Israel. Troy Parrott had opened the scoring for Ireland with a 39th-minute penalty before Dor Peretz equalized for Israel in the 47th minute at the TSC Arena in Serbia.
Reports indicated that an Israeli player spat at an Irish backroom staff member during the ensuing melee. Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson expressed relief that the turbulent international window concluded, praising his squad's unity and resilience under intense political pressure and describing the challenging period as a defining moment where leaders were born.
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