Celtic’s latest Matchday Paradise video takes supporters behind the scenes at Celtic Park from Sunday’s Premiership victory, with Liam Scales eventually scoring the only goal of the game.

One of the most interesting moments comes after Høgh thought he had finally found the net.

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Referee John Beaton was sent to the pitchside monitor before overturning his original decision and disallowing the goal.

The new Celtic footage shows O’Neill clearly frustrated on the touchline as he attempts to get an explanation from fourth official Colin Steven.

Shaun Maloney can also be seen speaking to Steven as the Celtic coaching staff try to understand exactly why the goal had been chalked off.

The incident was a particularly frustrating one for Høgh, who has been searching for another Celtic goal after his early-season hat-trick against Kilmarnock.

For a brief period, it looked as though his wait was over before VAR stepped in.

He later explained that the small screen available to him on the touchline had not allowed him to get a clear view of the challenge, while the Celtic players felt the decision was “touch and go”.

The Matchday Paradise footage now offers another perspective on the moment and shows just how much confusion there appeared to be in the Celtic technical area.

Celtic eventually recovered from the setback, with Scales scoring midway through the first half to secure the three points.

But the footage of O’Neill and Maloney questioning the fourth official adds another layer to one of the main talking points from a tight afternoon at Celtic Park.

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