LIVINGSTON upset the odds after defeating Scottish champions Celtic – and fans think the groundsman got too carried away in celebration.
Second half goals from Scott Robinson and Lyndon Dykes sealed a famous win for The Lions at the Tony Macaroni Arena.
And afterwards the club groundsman was caught in the background by Sky cameras thrusting his hips towards the goalposts – leading to fans joking online that he was humping the woodwork.
Rangers now lead the Scottish Premiership after they smashed Hamilton 5-0.
Livingston climbed to sixth while Celtic moved to second after being knocked off the top.
Things got worse for the Hoops as Ryan Christie was red carded for a crazy lunge on midfielder Scott Robinson.
The 24-year-old’s moment of madness came in the 25th minute, leaving his team-mates having to battle with the combative Lions a man down for most of the match.
After the match pundit Andy Walker, previously a combative player himself, was scathing of Christie’s challenge that lead to his dismissal.
He said on Sky Sports: “It’s a stupid challenge. It’s out of character but it absolutely merits a red card.
“Ryan Christie isn’t that type of player, but that’s a serious offence.
“He’s on the lunge, he’s high… he’s endangering his opponent.”
Walker’s fellow Sky Sports pundit Kris Boyd was equally scathing in his assessment.
He said at half time: “Scott Robinson is lucky he’s still out on that pitch.
“It’s out of character but for me it’s frustrating. Celtic haven’t got going in this game at all and full credit to Livingston.”
