Hearts head coach Derek McInnes criticises what he calls a “disgusting” 99th-minute penalty decision after Celtic win and the Scottish Premiership title race is left to the final day. Multiple outlets report that Celtic’s late penalty winner comes during a decisive match involving Motherwell, with the goal arriving deep into stoppage time. McInnes reacts strongly to the award, saying Hearts feel they are “up against everybody,” and he frames the incident as influencing the outcome of the league title contest.
The Independent also notes that the weekend’s results keep the title race tightly contested, with both Hearts and Celtic securing wins that narrow the contest to a final-day showdown between the clubs at Parkhead. BBC News and Sky Sports focus on McInnes’s post-match comments, describing his anger at the penalty award that ultimately determines where the title race goes next. All reports present the same sequence: Celtic win late after a penalty decision, McInnes condemns it, and the league race remains unresolved ahead of the final fixtures.
