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Ex-English Premier League official Dermot Gallagher, appearing on Sky Sports’ ‘Ref Watch’ segment, analysed the incident at Pittodrie that earned Porteous his second straight red card of the campaign and has predicted that the Capital club’s appeal will fall on deaf ears.
Restored to his favoured right wing-back role after a spell as an auxiliary centre-back, the 25-year-old played a big part in Hibs’ opener at Pittodrie, his cross being diverted past Joe Lewis by Dons defender Calvin Ramsay.
Lewis Ferguson claimed red-carded Ryan Porteous tried to get in his head on Saturday afternoon.
Lewis Fergsuon shrugged off memories of his recent penalty miss, as well as Ryan Porteous’ failed attempt to out-psyche him, as he converted two spot kicks at Pittodrie on Saturday to keep his team in the hunt for a top six place come the split.
Aberdeen manager Jim Goodwin says Lewis Ferguson deserved every credit after two penalty kicks against Hibs.
After weeks of lady luck deserting Hibs, she appeared to have made the trip to the north-east when Chris Cadden’s cross was finished off by Aberdeen defender Calvin Ramsay past his own goalkeeper to give the visitors a 20th-minute lead.
Hibs are set to appeal the red card shown to Ryan Porteous in the team’s defeat to Aberdeen.
The chase for a place among the cinch Premiership’s elite will go to the wire as the clubs behind Hibs capitalised on their defeat to Aberdeen to close the gap and, in the case of Dundee United, usurp them in fourth.