September 20, 2026
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Reports circulating within football media circles and on social platforms claim that the Scottish Football Association (SFA), reportedly led in this narrative by president Mike Mulraney, has imposed what is being described as the “highest possible fine” and a permanent ban on referee Nick Walsh following the highly controversial 3–0 match involving Rangers F.C. and Celtic F.C..

According to these unverified claims, the decision is said to stem from alleged “significant officiating errors” and widespread complaints submitted after the fixture. The match itself has already been the subject of intense debate among supporters, pundits, and analysts, with disputed decisions dominating post-match discussions.

However, as of now, there has been no official confirmation from the SFA or any governing body regarding such a ban or financial sanction against the referee. Football authorities typically follow strict disciplinary procedures, and any action of this magnitude would normally be formally announced through official channels.

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