The Scottish Football Association says it “fully supports” match officials following Saturday’s Scottish Premiership title-deciding match between Celtic and Hearts at Celtic Park. Both BBC Sport and Sky Sports report that the SFA concludes referee Don Robertson took the correct action when he ends the game, describing the decision as appropriate. The two outlets also note that the SFA releases audio from Celtic Park as part of its response. The SFA’s statement frames the referee’s intervention as the outcome of the correct procedures being followed to end the match, rather than suggesting any wrongdoing or dispute that would require further disciplinary action. The decision comes after a dramatic final-day encounter with major title implications, with Celtic and Hearts contesting the outcome at Parkhead. By backing Robertson and publishing the audio, the SFA signals that it considers the matter closed from an official-match-controls perspective, at least based on the information it is providing publicly.