Motherwell's Auston Trusty has disputed the handball decision in the club's match against Celtic, claiming he was elbowed in the nose during the challenge. The incident occurred during a long throw into the box, with Trusty feeling that he deserved a penalty for a foul. Trusty has stated that he thought he was given a penalty, but the referee, John Beaton, checked for a handball instead. Trusty has also disputed the notion that his own intervention caused Celtic's Sam Nicholson's arm to be up high, saying 'How would I lift his hand up?' The decision has been a topic of debate, with many discussing whether the ball hit Nicholson's hand and whether it was enough to constitute a handball. Trusty's comments have added to the controversy, with the centre-back feeling that he was unfairly treated. The incident has sparked a lot of discussion among fans and pundits, with many weighing in on the decision. Trusty's comments have also raised questions about the role of VAR in the game, with some arguing that it should have intervened to change the decision. The incident has highlighted the importance of accurate decision-making in football, with Trusty's comments serving as a reminder that even the smallest details can have a big impact on the outcome of a game.