The Scottish FA's KMI panel has delivered its verdict on three key incidents during last weekend's 1-1 derby draw between Rangers and Celtic.
And they have unanimously backed up the final decisions taken by Nick Walsh and the VAR team in place at Ibrox on Sunday.
Nicolas Raskin thought he had handed Gers an early lead with what would've been a second successive headed goal in this fixture but saw it chalked off for offside, appearing to have moved fractionally too soon from James Tavernier's free-kick delivery.
It was so tight it wasn't spotted by the assistant referee but the replays available to VAR showed the Belgian was only just off. And KMI's panel of five all agreed with their call.
Cyriel Dessers would go on to hand the home side a precious lead heading into half-time with his 25th of the season, but it was cancelled out soon after by Adam Idah.
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The striker's effort was deflected past Liam Kelly by John Souttar but it was Daizen Maeda's involvement that caused the confusion. The linesman this time thought he had moved to soon but replays showed he was in line and the goal stood after the check.
Finally, there was a claim for a Gers penalty when Callum McGregor challenged Ianis Hagi in the box, causing the injury which has ruled the Rangers man out for the rest of the season.
But the appeals weren't particularly convincing and no foul was detected by whistler Nick Walsh or his VAR team.
And the vote amongst the KMI panel was once again straightforward, all five concluding it was the right call. The decision was also handed the lowest difficulty rating of one.
All three decisions were in favour of Celtic but it seems there are no cause for complaints with any of them.
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