Aberdeen FC's Stuart Findlay Red Card Appeal Chances
Aberdeen FC's Stuart Findlay is unlikely to be available for the next game after receiving a late red card against Hearts at the Pittodrie Stadium.
What happened?
Stuart Findlay was given his marching orders in the late stages of the match after being accused of committing a foul on Hearts' Toyosi Olusanya. The incident occurred when Olusanya was brought down inside the penalty area by Findlay, leading to a penalty being awarded to Aberdeen.
Why it matters for Aberdeen FC
The red card has left Aberdeen FC facing a tough battle to overturn the decision, with ex-refs chief Keith Hackett sharing his thoughts on the matter. Hackett, who has reviewed the footage of the incident, believes that referee David Dickinson made the correct call and that the red card should stand.
What comes next?
Hearts will now face a tough test against Dundee United at Tynecastle Park, with Findlay likely to miss the match due to his suspension. The club will be expected to win the match, but the absence of Findlay will be a significant blow to their chances.
League standing: 4th in Premiership, 3 pts, 1W-0D-0L from 1 games, recent form W. Goals this season: 2 scored, 1 conceded (+1 goal difference).
