The fallout from Rangers' League Cup defeat to Celtic continues with Jack Butland and Auston Trusty speaking for the first time since the incident that has dominated the post-match discussion.

Trusty's boot appeared to connect with Butland's head before the Celtic man was shown a yellow card from referee Nick Walsh with no VAR intervention.

Rangers voiced their discontent to the Scottish FA following Sunday's 3-1 defeat, which they ended with 10 players after Thelo Aasgaard's sending off.

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Jack Butland speaks about the challenge from Celtic's Auston Trusty in their League Cup defeat at Hampden Park which led to a statement from the club

While Butland finds it "difficult to accept" as he fears a "precedent" being set, Trusty insists he had no fear of a red card believing their Old Firm rivals' reaction is a consequence of losing.

"Was there a massive amount of malice involved?" Butland asked.

"Not necessarily. You'd like to think that you're protected, in a sense, from things like that.

"Seeing it afterwards, it was perhaps later than I...