Celtic's VAR controversy has hit the headlines once again as Willie Collum faces backlash over refereeing decisions. The club's title run-in is under scrutiny, with some calling for the SFA chief's resignation. The controversy began when Celtic's Camilo Duran netted a goal after Kasper Hogh denied him at close range, with the ball appearing to strike the Dane's hand before teeing up his teammate to net the second goal. The VAR team checked the call and backed referee Steven McLean, who had already allowed the goal. However, United boss Jim Goodwin wasn't happy with the verdict at the full-time whistle, despite the SFA clarifying the rule that green lit the goal.

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Why it matters for Celtic ## What comes next? Celtic's title run-in is under scrutiny, with some calling for the SFA chief's resignation. The controversy has sparked a heated debate about the integrity of the game, with some questioning Collum's ability to lead the SFA. The club's fans are also feeling the heat, with some calling for a major shake-up of the refereeing system.

What's next for Celtic? Celtic's next match is against LASK in the Champions League playoff, and the team will be looking to build on their recent form. The club has been on a 5-game winning run, with 5W-0D-0L in their last 5 matches. However, they will need to tighten up their defense if they are to succeed in the Champions League.

Recent form Celtic's recent form has been impressive, with 5W-0D-0L in their last 5 matches. They have scored 59 goals this season, conceding 35, and are currently 3 points behind leaders Heart Of Midlothian in the title race. The club's fans are optimistic about their chances, with some calling for a few more signings to come in.

League standing Celtic are currently 3rd in the Premiership, with 67 points from 33 games. They have a recent form of WWWWW, and are looking to build on their momentum. The club's title run-in is under scrutiny, with some calling for the SFA chief's resignation. The controversy has sparked a heated debate about the integrity of the game, with some questioning Collum's ability to lead the SFA.