SFA has released an official statement revealing why they disagreed with VAR decision over Moore second goal

Dundee 0-3 Rangers: Moore’s upturn, Raskin weapon, second-half worry

It was a game of two halves once again. The wait for a complete performance goes on for Rangers. At least their Jekyll and Hyde act didn’t come at a cost on this occasion.

Mikey Moore’s second goal was disallowed against Dundee due to an offside decision. The VAR (Video Assistant Referee) reviewed the play and determined that Moore was in an offside position when the ball was played forward, prompting referee Matthew MacDermid to overturn the initial goal decision

The incident occurred when Moore poked the ball into the net, but the officials deemed him to be offside, denying Rangers a potential 3-1 lead. This decision sparked debate among fans and pundits, with some arguing that the offside call was harsh

It’s worth noting that Moore had previously scored a goal in the match, and Rangers went on to win 3-0. The offside decision didn’t ultimately affect the outcome, but it did spark discussion about VAR’s impact on the game

For all of Rangers’ highly dubious summer recruitment overseen by under-fire sporting director Kevin Thelwell, one smart piece of business is starting to emerge.

Mikey Moore made a slow-burning start to his time at the Ibrox club, perhaps suffering amid the general inconsistency and regular calamities of Russell Martin’s wretched tenure.

The 18-year-old Spurs winger now looks as if he is hitting his stride in what may just prove to be a highly productive loan spell at Ibrox.

Moore’s recent performances have suggested that Danny Rohl is capable of getting the best out of him and he delivered his most influential display yet in this comfortable victory at Dens Park.

Chicago Bulls announcer Stacey King celebrated a clutch shot by citing a reference that flew over the heads of many younger fans and left them scratching their heads.

The Bulls are off to an improbable start. A team thought by many to be in the midst of a rebuild has begun the season 6-1 thanks to a big shot by Nikola Vucevic late in last night’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers.

Chicago came back from 24 points down to take a 113-111 lead after Vucevic hit a corner 3-point shot off a smooth assist from Josh Giddey.

Giddey – who finished with a 29 point, 15 rebound, 12 assist triple-double – and the rest of his teammates celebrated with Vucevic as King started shouting into the mic.

Vucci Mane for 3! Vucci Mane steps up again, the grizzled veteran steps up and hits the biggest shot of the season,’ King said – using a nickname that’s a play on the stage name for rapper Gucci Mane.

But fans were stunned to hear King, the three-time NBA champion, start yelling, ‘Oh my goodness. Elizabeth! I’m comin’ again, Elizabeth! It’s the big one Elizabeth! The cardiac Bulls! Again!’

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