Rangers Slam SFA Over Festive Fixtures Following VAR Controversy
Rangers have issued a scathing statement against the SFA after Celtic seem to have been favoured again by the body after big announcement ahead of festive fixtures. The club is demanding answers, accusing the SFA of favoritism and raising concerns about transparency in officiating.
Rangers Football Club has voiced strong dissatisfaction with the Scottish Football Association (SFA), accusing the governing body of bias following recent decisions regarding the festive fixture schedule. The club has raised concerns about the lack of transparency and fairness in officiating, particularly in light of a recent announcement that appears to favor their rivals, Celtic.
In a strongly worded statement, Rangers questioned the impartiality of the SFA, suggesting that certain decisions continue to undermine the integrity of the league. The club highlighted inconsistencies in the use of VAR technology, pointing to controversial incidents that they believe have unfairly benefited Celtic during critical moments of the season.
The timing of the SFA’s festive fixture announcement has only added to the tension. Rangers argue that these decisions have created an uneven playing field, fueling frustration among fans and players alike. The club is now calling for greater accountability and transparency from the SFA, urging the organization to address the growing concerns surrounding officiating standards.
This isn’t the first time Rangers have clashed with the SFA over perceived favoritism. The ongoing disputes over VAR implementation and officiating decisions have sparked widespread debate, with many questioning whether the league’s governing body is doing enough to ensure fairness across all teams.
As the festive fixtures approach, the tension between Rangers and the SFA is likely to escalate further. Supporters are eagerly awaiting the club’s next steps, as Rangers continue to demand answers and push for reforms that they believe are essential to restoring trust in Scottish football.