Tochi Chukwuani's goal for Rangers against Falkirk correctly stood as the ball did nto go out of play in the build-up, the Scottish FA's KMI panel has ruled.
Nico Raskin was the man who delivered the cross as the ball went swirling up in the air before landing in the box and his fellow midfielder eventually finished to bring the Ibrox men back into the game from 2-0 down.
Falkirk felt the ball had crossed the line when mid-air and protested against the goal, but it stood.
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The likes of Kris Boyd and Scott Arfield in the Sky Sports studio were adamant the ball had not crossed the line, but Kevin Thomson on BBC Scotland's radio commentary thought it had.
The KMI panel has now ruled 3:0 that it was the correct decision.
Meanwhile, they are also uninamous on the decision not to send of Jayden Meghoma for a foul on Calvim Miller, and the penalty Falkirk did eventually receive, both being correct decisions.
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