Referee admits error in decision for Celtic against Motherwell
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 24, 2026, 6:17 AM
Last updated Oct 24, 2026

On October 24, 2026, Willie Collum, head of referees at the Scottish FA, acknowledged that Celtic were unjustly denied a penalty during their match against Motherwell. The incident involved Callum McGregor's shot, which struck Lukas Fadinger's arm, deemed not to be in an unnatural position at the time. This confirmation follows Celtic's ongoing struggles in the Europa League, including a recent defeat to Celta Vigo, placing them in a difficult position in the standings. Celtic will aim to improve by facing Hibernian next, seeking to end a series of three straight losses in the competition.
- •Celtic were denied a penalty against Motherwell.
- •Collum confirmed the penalty should have been awarded.
- •Celtic lost to Celta Vigo recently, complicating their Europa League campaign.
- •Celtic faces Hibernian in a crucial upcoming match.
- 6:17 AMYahoo Sports — Official Admits Referee Made Massive Error Against Celtic
"The official has admitted that Celtic were denied a penalty.
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