Sky Sports' Ref Watch panel unanimously agreed that Bojan Miovski shouldn't have had a penalty against Celtic on Sunday.
The Rangers forward went down in the box early on in the goalless draw. While the incident was briefly reviewed, no spot-kick was given.
Former English Premier League whistler Dermot Gallagher agreed with the decision of referee Don Robertson and VAR official Andrew Dallas not to award a penalty.
Speaking on Sky Sports News' Ref Watch segment, Gallagher said: "I didn't think it was a penalty.
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"Scales was just too strong for him. He almost bounces off Scales, rather than the other way around."
Former Cardiff City striker Jay Bothroyd agreed: "He does [get in front of Scales], but he's looking for that," he said. "You can see he's clearly looking for that.
"That was a poor decision from him because if he takes a touch inside, he's got a chance to score a goal.
"He's trying to win a penalty, he's looking for it, and I don't think that one is a penalty."
Speaking immediately after the match, Scales himself issued his verdict on the incident.
The Celtic defender said [Sky Sports]: "I think VAR and everything, I don't think it could've been [a penalty]."
"Even if the ref gave it, I think it would've been overturned.
"You could say it's diving. He initiates contact, so he just has to be careful with that."
