Former Celtic and Rangers star Steven Pressley was left caught on the hop by the Ibrox aspect's dramatic additional time winner at Hampden.
The 48-year-old was on punditry obligation for Sky Sports activities, as he watched the motion on a day Giovanni van Bronckhorst's aspect secured a 2-1 win over their nice rivals.
Bedlam ensued inside Hampden as Rangers secured their place within the Scottish Cup Ultimate for the primary time since 2016 with their late strike.
And Pressley confessed he was uncertain how the winner happened as Carl Starfelt poked into his personal internet underneath extreme strain from Rangers striker Vogue Sakala.
Sky Sports activities, he mentioned: "I'm uncertain.
"It seemed like Kent....
"It seemed like Kent evaded the problem, the one to 1, or was it Bassey, I'm uncertain.
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"It was pushed throughout the face of the aim, I'm nonetheless uncertain on who will get the ultimate contact on it."
However Pressley was then in a position to break down the signature strike with the advantage of replay as he praised the powers of restoration proven by the Ibrox aspect.
He confirmed: "The truth is, Kent performs in Bassey, a terrific ball throughout, and Sakala, who has made a terrific affect since changing Roofe will get his toe on it and evades Hart.
"I will be trustworthy with you, within the first half of additional time, they seemed a drained aspect and there have been indicators they had been permitting Celtic domination in the course of the park."