Motherwell boss Steven Hammell is adamant Rangers should have been reduced to ten men at Fir Park. The Steelmen were pushing for a leveller when Stuart McKinstry was brought crashing down by Leon King as the winger looked to break forward in a dangerous position.
James Tavernier was tracking back, with referee David Dickinson only deeming the foul worthy of a yellow card. But Hammell insists King should have walked for the excessive force he put into the challenge, with Motherwell going on to lose the match 2-1.
Hammell said: "I think it's a red card. Not for where it is on the pitch and where Stuart is going to, that's up for debate.
I think the actual tackle in isolation is poor. I think he catches him high and there's a lot of force in it. I think Stuart's lucky to come away from it without an injury. “Would VAR see it?