During the game, the Ireland international allegedly kicked Hearts’ Callum Paterson, while claiming a high ball, and was subsequently punished by the Scottish Football Association for his action.
Motherwell consequently confirmed today that their appeal of the decision had been unsuccessful, tweeting:
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“Darren Randolph’s two-match ban has been upheld and he will now miss games against Aberdeen and Ross County.”
Randolph ban upheld despite Motherwell appeal
MOTHERWELL HAVE FAILED in their bid to contest the two-match ban retrospectively handed out to Darren Randolph, following an incident in the club’s match with Hearts.
During the game, the Ireland international allegedly kicked Hearts’ Callum Paterson, while claiming a high ball, and was subsequently punished by the Scottish Football Association for his action.
Motherwell consequently confirmed today that their appeal of the decision had been unsuccessful, tweeting:
“Darren Randolph’s two-match ban has been upheld and he will now miss games against Aberdeen and Ross County.”
The incident in question can be viewed below.
YouTube credit: splofficial
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Aberdeen Callum Paterson Darren Randolph Motherwell no dice Scottish Football Association two-match ban upheld