THE Scottish Football Association placed three new charges of misconduct against Neil Lennon, the Celtic manager, last night after his behaviour around the Scottish Cup semi-final defeat to Hearts.
Lennon confronted Euan Norris after the referee had awarded a late penalty for a controversial handball decision against Victor Wanyama. Hearts' Craig Beattie scored from the spot to give them a 2-1 win.
Following the match, Lennon used his Twitter account to say that some of the decisions against Celtic in the semi-final had been "personal".
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