SFA Cracks Down on Post-Match Criticism
Scottish football authorities have handed down disciplinary suspensions to Motherwell midfielder Elliot Watt and manager Derek McInnes following recent public criticism of officiating. The Scottish Football Association (SFA) confirmed these sanctions after both individuals made post-match remarks regarding penalty decisions involving Celtic, citing violations of disciplinary rules concerning comments on match officials.
Watt Sidelined for Two Domestic Fixtures
The suspension follows comments made by the player in the aftermath of a match against Celtic.
McInnes Faces Four-Match Touchline Ban
Rangers manager Derek McInnes has received a more severe four-match suspension from the SFA. The disciplinary action stems from post-match comments McInnes made concerning a penalty awarded against his side during a match against Celtic. As reported by The Guardian, the governing body categorized his public critique of the officiating as inappropriate.
