John Lundstram ‘reckless’ Rangers red card splits the pundits as Jake Doyle-Hayes comparison takes centre stage

Hibs midfielder Jake Doyle-Hayes has been brought to the forefront of the debate following Rangers controversial visit to Easter Road - with John Lundstram's red card offence being compared to the lunge.

Referee Willie Collum was at the heart of the action at Easter Road as both Alfredo Morelos and Lundstram were given their marching orders in the second half, before Josh Campbell scored a stunning last-minute equaliser at Easter Road. That all came after Collum pointed to the spot to after Rocky Bushiri grabbed Antonio Colak, before James Tavernier stepped up to score the opener of the capital contest.

It gave the pundits plenty of talking points following the 90 minutes, with Doyle-Hayes first half tackle on Lundstram being pointed to by some post-match as a potential red card offence. And while Gio van Bronckhorst and Lee Johnson agreed it was a harsh call to send off the Rangers midfielder one pundit didn't see it that way.

There was little defence of Morelos' after his swinging arm caught Marijan Cabraja, but it was the man in the middle taking the most stick after the big calls in Leith. Record Sport takes a look back at the hot takes from a packed afternoon of action.

“I think the penalty is a penalty. I think Bushiri deliberately impedes Colak. I think he goes down as if he has been shot, but all players do that. I think that was a penalty, and I think Lundstram deserved to go as well.

"I think it was reckless. If I was a Rangers player I would be looking at Alfredo Morelos and saying you can be a liability at times, because (they will be saying) we are down to 10 and we could have done without going down to nine. But he has struck the same player twice is a total stranger to the truth.”

“I don’t think