Rangers Boss Philippe Clement Addresses Disallowed Goal Controversy in Scottish Cup Final Loss to Celtic
In a heartbreaking defeat in the Scottish Cup final to Celtic, Rangers boss Philippe Clement has spoken out about the controversial disallowed goal that ultimately cost his team the game. After a hard-fought match that saw Celtic emerge victorious with a 1-0 win, Clement expressed his frustration over the VAR decision that ruled out Abdallah Sima’s goal.
Clement described the disallowed goal as a “grey area” rather than a clear-cut decision, pointing out instances in the game where he felt his team was hard done by the officials. Despite the setback, Clement acknowledged the efforts of his players and their dominance throughout the match, with even Celtic supporters admitting that Rangers were the better team on the day.
Reflecting on missed opportunities and the lack of sharpness in front of goal, Clement highlighted the impact of injuries on his squad and the need for key players to regain full fitness. While disappointed with the result, Clement remained proud of his team’s performance and resilience in the face of adversity.
As Rangers look to regroup and bounce back from this defeat, Clement emphasized the importance of capitalizing on scoring opportunities and making the most of decisive moments in future matches. With the support of their loyal fans and a renewed sense of determination, Rangers will aim to turn their fortunes around and strive for success in the upcoming fixtures.
