Celtic fans remain furious Emmanuel Fernandez was not sent off for Rangers in Sunday's clash. The defender, already on a yellow card for a challenge on Camilo D

Former Scottish Premiership referee Bobby Madden has analyzed a controversial decision from Sunday's Old Firm derby, where Rangers defender Emmanuel Fernandez avoided a second yellow card. Celtic supporters and players believed Fernandez should have been sent off for a challenge on Benjamin Nygren, having already been booked for a foul on Camilo Duran. Referee John Beaton did not award a free-kick for the incident, and Rangers went on to win the match 1-0 at Celtic Park.
Madden explained that the challenge stopped a promising attack, which under the laws of the game constitutes unsporting behavior and warrants a yellow card. He noted that VAR is unable to intervene in second yellow card decisions. The victory for Rangers was secured via a first-half goal from Ryan Naderi, despite the ongoing debate surrounding Fernandez's reprieve.
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