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Aberdeen have appealed against Graeme Shinnie’s red card in Friday night’s victory over Ross County.
The Dons skipper was sent off in stoppage time of the 1-0 cinch Premiership win in Dingwall for his sliding challenge on County defender Jack Baldwin.
Referee Euan Anderson dismissed the 31-year-old after looking at the pitchside monitor at the behest of the VAR.
Shinnie, on loan from Wigan, was also sent off against St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park two weeks ago.
A statement on Aberdeen’s official Twitter account read: “The club this morning confirms it has appealed the red card shown to Graeme Shinnie during Friday night’s cinch Premiership match against Ross County.
“A further update will be provided once we have been notified of the outcome of the appeal.”
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