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Motherwell Fail to Reduce Fine Over Celtic Penalty Reaction

Club's appeal against a £5,000 fine linked to reaction to a late penalty award to Celtic is rejected, though a suspension for former player Elliot Watt has been reduced.

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Motherwell have failed in an attempt to reduce a £5,000 fine imposed over their reaction to a last-gasp penalty awarded to Celtic at Fir Park in May, according to BBC Sport.

The fine stemmed from the club's response to the penalty decision, which came in the closing stages of the match.

While the appeal against the fine was unsuccessful, BBC Sport reported that a suspension handed to former Motherwell player Elliot Watt in connection with the incident has been reduced.

Further details of the disciplinary process, including the specific grounds for Motherwell's appeal and the reasoning behind the reduction in Watt's suspension, were not specified in the available report.

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