Kenny Miller reckons Rangers' John Souttar looked 'relieved' that referee Don Robertson didn't award Dundee a penalty for handball.
Rangers' John Souttar will be"relieved" to have escaped without giving away a penalty during the first half of their Scottish Premiership clash with Dundee.
Souttar, 27, appeared to handle the ball in the periphery of the 18-yard box after Lyall Cameron's heavy touch. But despite it being initially questioned whether it being worth checking for a spot-kick, VAR did have a quick look and referee Don Robertson decided to play-on."It hits John Souttar on the hand, it comes off his leg first," Miller declared on Sky Sports commentary duty.Readers’ comments: You are personally liable for the content of any comments you upload to this website, so please act responsibly.
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