Celtic will not appeal Odsonne Edouard 's yellow card for simulation against Rangers.
The Frenchman tumbled in the box during the 1-1 draw with their Glasgow rivals under pressure from Borna Barisic.
Referee Willie Collum was seemingly in the perfect position to make the call but decided against awarding a penalty and instead booked the striker.
After the final whistle, interim boss John Kennedy insisted the home side had been denied by a stonewall penalty.
The temporary Celtic manager insisted he can see no reason why his talisman would collapse to the turf with the chance to make it 2-0 on the day.
However, a report from Clyde 1 suggests that the club will not appeal the decision from whistler Collum.
Under SFA rules a yellow card for simulation can be appealed, unlike most other cautionable offences.
Earlier this season Rangers have successfully Alfredo Morelos' yellow card in the clash against Livingston under the rules.
