Neil McCann challenged to submit Rangers handball proof to SFA as 'critical' VAR case made by ex ref

Former referees defend VAR's decision not to award handball against Rangers' Kelsy, challenging Kilmarnock boss McCann to provide evidence to the SFA.

Kilmarnock manager Neil McCann disputed Rangers' second goal in their 3-1 win, claiming Kevin Kelsy handled the ball before scoring. However, referee Matthew MacDermid and VAR official Grant Irvine allowed the goal to stand. Former SFA referees Des Roache and Steve Conroy have defended the decision, arguing there is no clear evidence of handball and that VAR cannot intervene without definitive proof. Conroy challenged McCann to submit formal evidence to the SFA rather than complaining after the match.