Alfredo Morelos charged by SFA as Rangers striker faces ban but Darren McGregor in the clear

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Alfredo Morelos ' ban but expressed his frustration at what he sees as a lack of consistency in judgements from the SFA. The striker was hit with a charge for stamping on Hibs defender Ryan Porteous, which carries a three match ban due to a previous suspension for violent conduct.

Alfredo Morelos will be banned for three matches after the club opted not accept a charge of violent conduct. The 24-year-old was hit with a fast-track notice for stamping on Ryan Porteous of Hibs in the 1-0 win at Easter Road.

Alfredo Morelos found himself embroiled in controversy in the wake of the flashpoint that left Hibs' Ryan Porteous in a crumpled heap. The Rangers striker would go on to grab the winner in the keenly contested clash at Easter Road that keeps his side 23 points clear at the top.

Alfredo Morelos ' latest sanction will only push him closer to the Ibrox exit door. The Colombian is expected to sit out the next three games following a fast-track SFA hearing next week, after stamping on Hibs defender Ryan Porteous during Tuesday night's Premiership clash at Easter Road.

Ally McCoist are two pundits that never back down from a debate. And when they're both in full flow over one of Scottish football's hot topics sparks are guaranteed to fly.

Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos should be "macheted into small pieces" and "consumed by seagulls." Welsh was appearing on the club platform alongside Hibs women's team captain Joelle Murray and host David Tanner as they discussed a controversial moment in the first half when Morelos clashed with Ryan Porteous. The comments provoked 14 complaints to OFCOM and while the communications watchdog has no authority over the broadcast, Hibs could still face the wrath of the SFA who have asked to see footage of the discussion.

Alfredo Morelos can now be laid bare. The Trainspotting author sparked outrage online among Rangers fans on Thursday when it was claimed he had used outrageous language live on air when working on Hibs’ inhouse broadcaster for the Easter Road clash between his favourites and Rangers.

Rangers players. The Ross County veteran was cleared on Monday of any wrongdoing after the SFA ruled he had no case to answer.

Hibs recaptured lost pride with their battling display against Rangers after a no-holds-barred post-mortem on their weekend capitulation against St Johnstone.The defender revealed the squad and coaching staff held an open and frank discussion on what went wrong in the 3-0 Betfred Cup defeat at Hampden – and admitted that going down so meekly was unacceptable.The Easter Road side produced a much more resilient performance against the champions-elect, despite succumbing to an Alfredo Morelos goal just after half-time.McGregor, who made his first league start in more than a year and was handed the armband, insisted the performance proved they’ve got over their second semi-final defeat of the season.The centre-back said: “The boss said he

Alfredo Morelos and Darren McGregor of Hibs are both facing potential bans after Wednesday's fiery clash at Easter Road.El Bufalo appeared to stamp on defender Ryan Porteous in the first half before going on to score the winner after the break.The controversial Colombian will discover on Friday if he is to be clobbered with another retrospective red card for a first half clash with Hibs defender Ryan Porteous - while McGregor is also facing action for a challenge on Glen Kamara. has learned footage of both flashpoints will be examined on Friday morning by a three man panel made up of former top referees as both players sweat over potential retrospective red cards.

Irvine Welsh directed at Alfredo Morelos. can reveal the Edinburgh club could be clobbered for allowing Welsh’s remarks to be broadcast over its own official media platform during Wednesday’s fiery top flight clash with Rangers.Hibs issued an apology to Rangers and Morelos for the comments in a statement released on Thursday evening.It read: “We are disappointed at the comments made in relation to Alfredo and our club.“Hibs have apologised to the club today.

Rangers after alleged comments made by author Irvine Welsh on a club TV broadcast. The Trainspotting author was a guest for Wednesday night's clash at Easter Road, which saw a first half flashpoint involving Alfredo Morelos.

Alfredo Morelos appeared to bite back at his critics as he posted a pointed message on social media. The Colombian international was the match-winner for Steven Gerrard 's side on Wednesday as he scored the only goal in a 1-0 win over Hibs.

Alfredo Morelos.The Ibrox frontman grabbed the winner at Easter Road to take another huge step towards the championship.But it was stamping his authority on Ryan Porteous that could land the Colombian in bother.Arthur Wyllie  emailed: “The stamping on the Hibs  player was totally unacceptable and could have led to serious consequences for the Hibs player. Why was there no straight red card? Surely the referee, his assistants and the fourth official could not all have  missed it. “Come on SFA – ban Morelos for at least the rest of the season, if not sine die.”Scott Kerr, Knightswood, said: “Yet again Morelos gets away with a stonewall red card.

Rangers' hard fought 1-0 win over Hibs at Easter Road.In years gone by supporters inside the stadium would have been quick to let match officials know all about a series of flashpoints that took place during an eventful 90 minutes.But while Kevin Clancy didn't have thousands of fans heaping the pressure on it still doesn't make his job any easier.runs the rule over the three most contentious decisions.You'd be defending the indefensible trying to make a case for Alfredo Morelos to avoid a card of some sort and the more you watch the alleged stamp the more it becomes clear he should have been shown a red.But in Clancy's defence that is with the benefit of multiple replays at half speed from a variety of angles as he settled merely for a free

Alfredo Morelos in the wake of his action-packed display against Hibs.The Colombian netted the only goal of the game against Hibs but fans and pundits weren't talking up his neat finish after the final whistle.But it was the flashpoint in the opening exchanges that left many up in arms as he appeared to stamp on Ryan Porteous although referee Kevin Clancy didn't take any action.Rangers legend Kris Boyd let rip at Morelos over the incident and McCoist was also unimpressed but McCoist struggled to find the words to sum up the striker in general.Responding to Alan Brazil on his talkSPORT breakfast show, he said: "I've got no idea, I've got absolutely no idea, I would love to give you an answer, I can't, I can't mate."How frustrating, how

Alfredo Morelos should have been sent off against Hibs - but were split on Darren McGregor.Chris Iwelumo and Shelley Kerr ran the rule over the two controversial flashpoints from the Rangers ' 1-0 Premiership victory at Easter Road on Wednesday night.Morelos was deemed lucky to escape a sending off for appearing to stamp on Ryan Porteous during the first-half.The Colombian striker then bagged the only goal of the game to keep Steven Gerrard's side 23 points clear of Celtic at the league summit.Hibs defender McGregor then stood accused of stamping on Glen Kamara after the interval, but Kerr and Iwelumo couldn't agree on whether he should've walked.

Alfredo Morelos should have been red carded at Easter Road before scoring the goal that maintained Rangers’ unbeaten march to the Premiership title. The Hibs boss insisted that a first half clash between the controversial Colombian and defender Ryan Porteous should have been punished by referee Kevin Clancy - and Morelos rubbed salt into the wound by grabbing the only goal of a tight encounter just five minutes after the break.

Alfredo Morelos avoided an Easter Road red card because the referee deemed his stamp on Ryan Porteous to be accidental. The Rangers striker caught his opponent on the knee in a first half flashpoint, but referee Kevin Clancy took no action.

Steven Gerrard saluted goal hero Alfredo Morelos for bagging the winner against Hibs - but insisted he didn't get a good look at the incident that could arguably have seen the striker sent off. Morelos was involved in a first-half flashpoint with home defender Ryan Porteous in the 1-0 away win at Easter Road, appearing to stamp on the centre-back's knee on the edge of the box.

Alfredo Morelos ' goal gave them a hard-fought victory on a rutted pitch at Easter Road. The Govan side can feel fortunate their Colombian star was still on the pitch after a first-half flashpoint with Ryan Porteous when he should have been sent off for an unnecessary stamp on the Hibs defender.

Alfredo Morelos should have been sent off according to goal legend Kris Boyd. The Colombian appeared to stamp on Ryan Porteous during the first half stalemate of the league leaders’ clash with Hibs at Easter Road.

Steven Gerrard 's men suffered a small blip as they had to come from behind to draw at Motherwell 10 days ago but the weekend's 5-0 win against Ross County was a more accurate reflection of the side currently standing 23 points clear at the Premiership summit. The boss is taking things one match at a time as they inch ever closer to number 55.

Rangers stars after the SFA dropped their charge. The veteran winger was cited by the compliance officer for aiming derisory and homophobic comments at Connor Goldson and Alfredo Morelos in their Global Energy Stadium clash on Hogmanay.

Nnamdi Ofoborh realise his enormous potential.Ofoborh has agreed pre-contract terms at Ibrox and could move from Bournemouth this month if a deal is struck between the clubs.The 21-year-old spent last season on loan at Wycombe where he and Grimmer clinched promotion to the English Championship as play-off final winners.The former Aberdeen defender is a huge fan of Ofoborh and believes he’s an exciting addition to Steven Gerrard’s ranks.And with the likes of Grimmer’s ex-Pittodrie pal Ryan Jack alongside, he expects Ofoborh to make the most of his raw talent.At 6ft 3in, the Nigerian boasts a physical presence but Grimmer says he can also play with Glen Kamara-style grace in the middle of the park.Grimmer explained: “Rangers have some great

Rangers squad they can’t afford to get complacent against hurting Hibs this week.The Ibrox gaffer is just nine wins away from being crowned Premiership champions after Saturday’s 5-0 romp against Ross County.But Gerrard is looking to take another huge step towards glory by ticking another victory off at Easter Road on Wednesday but he is wary of a Betfred Cup backlash from Jack Ross’ side.Hibs have hit a slump with just one win in six and were dumped out of the cup by St Johnstone at Hampden at the weekend.But Gerrard – who was thrilled to have Ryan Jack back from injury at the weekend – said: “Hibs are a good team and they are never going to make it easy for you by rolling over and allowing you to just beat them.“They have always been one

Glen Kamara could play for former club Arsenal "standing on his head" now after making the grade at Ibrox claims Neil McCann. The Finnish midfielder left the Emirates back in 2017 for Dundee, where he played under McCann.

Bournemouth duo Nnamdi Ofoborh and Jack Simpson – and haven’t ruled out snaring the pair of them now.The Ibrox club, who moved a step closer to the title on Saturday with a 5-0 rout of Ross County, are keen on the Cherries pair, who are both free agents this summer.understands Rangers have already tied up Bosman moves for the Nigerian midfielder and English centre-back.But they are now pursuing the possibility of a January swoop for Ofoborh in particular as gaffer Steven Gerrard looks to add more midfield cover for the Premiership run in, especially with Scott Arfield currently injured.Rangers could strike a deal for Ofoborh similar to the one that got them Glen Kamara when he arrived from Dundee in 2019 and cost them just £50,000.But

Rangers star with the metronomic precision of his passing in midfield, but his pace over the ground meant he was originally intended to operate much further forward. Growing up an Arsenal fan, the cultured Finn watched the balletic grace of Thierry Henry every week and wanted desperately to replicate his quality.

Rangers stand on the brink of a long-awaited title but they're not resting on their laurels. A pre-contract deal is close for Scott Wright of Aberdeen and he could agree a deal to move this month.