Kasper Hogh’s painful goal drought at Celtic shows no sign of ending, as the luck isn’t even with the striker. Celtic beat Kilmarnock 1-0 on…

Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher supported the VAR decision to disallow Kasper Hogh's goal during Celtic's 1-0 win against Kilmarnock on Sunday. Liam Scales scored the decisive goal, but Hogh saw an effort ruled out after VAR determined Mika Baur committed a foul in the build-up. Speaking on Sky Sports' Ref Watch, Gallagher explained that once the referee reviewed the footage, the goal was always going to be disallowed because the foul could not be ignored.
The disallowed goal extended Hogh's recent scoring drought, although 67 Hail Hail noted the striker showed positive signs of holding up play and creating danger. The article also reported that Hogh has been omitted from Denmark's squad for the upcoming international window, offering the forward an opportunity to rest before Celtic's domestic campaign resumes under manager Martin O'Neill.
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