The het-up Rangers star was left utterly furious after his challenge on Greg Taylor was awarded as a free kick.
Enraged James Tavernier, the captain, pulled Mohamed Diomande by the shirt during a possible Celtic brawl in the Scottish Cup Final.
The ferocious Rangers player was left inconsolable as referee Nick Walsh gave his challenge on Greg Taylor a free kick. The player was later the subject of a VAR check for aggressive behavior during additional time.
He headed straight for a group of Celtic players, but Tavernier was there to drag him away.
The 22-year-old then got a whisper in the ear from Jack Butland. This summer, he will convert his loan from Nordsjaelland into a permanent £4.5 million deal.
After then, there was a verbal exchange with Alistair Johnston prior to the proceedings resuming at Hampden. Since his arrival, Diomande has made a significant contribution because to his combative nature and eye-catching ability to mix it up in the engine room.
As the two debated the toss with the match officials at the final whistle, manager Philippe Clement was compelled to engage in a firefight to save Nico Raskin and Todd Cantwell from harm.
However, the Belgian was also not content. Speaking following the loss, Clement stated: “It is also disappointing at that precise moment if you score goals and they are denied in that manner.
The push that Scales gave Dujon Sterling in the first half was significantly greater than what Joe Hart received today, in my opinion.
“If I also see how all the Celtic defenders are grabbing my players and having their arms around their neck and around their waist…it’s a really big call to make to disallow the goal.”
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