"Match will be Replayed, fix a new date" Rangers Chief Fumes and has demanded answers after a penalty was not awarded for a decision against Celtic in cup final. The controversial incident has sparked debate and calls for sanction on the referee’s decision.

Rangers CEO Patrick Stewart is demanding answers from the Scottish FA following a controversial decision in Sunday’s thrilling League Cup final loss to Celtic.

After an exciting 120 minutes of play ended in a 3-3 tie, Celtic emerged victorious in the penalty shootout. However, controversy arose when Liam Scales brought down Vaclav Cerny, resulting in referee John Beaton awarding a free-kick just outside the box. Despite video evidence suggesting otherwise, the penalty was not given, leaving Rangers players and staff frustrated.

Stewart, who recently took on the role as CEO at Rangers, wasted no time in seeking clarification from the Scottish FA regarding the decision. The former Manchester United executive is determined to address the issue just one day into his new position.

Rangers boss Phillippe Clement expressed his disappointment with the controversial call, emphasizing the impact it had on the game. Despite fighting back from behind twice, Rangers were unable to secure the victory they desired.