Premier Sport pundits went head to head over a potential red card flashpoint during Hearts' win over Inverness Caley Thistle.
The Jambos triumphed 1-0 in the entertaining Betfred Cup tie at Tynecastle - a first fixture for the club in seven months.
Jamie Walker's controversial penalty provided plenty of debate post-match as the new handball rule once again went under the spotlight.
But it was an incident involving Hearts ' Craig Wighton, where the striker appeared to flick a stray boot towards the head of Daniel Mackay.
Pundits Chris Sutton and Stephen Craigan strongly disagreed with Michael Stewart regarding what should've been Wighton's fate.
The former pair were adamant a red card should've been shown but their counterpart wasn't having it for a second.
And it made for some live TV fireworks on Gorgie.
You can read the full, fiery exchange below.
Hearts flashpoint clash in full
Sutton: "Yes, he should've gone. Michael thinks it's OK, only in Scotland. You can't do that anywhere else in the world.
"He's missed the ball by 12 inches at least."
Stewart: (Laughing) "You're moving it from two foot to one foot."
Sutton: "This isn't a laughing matter, he's had a swipe at him. If you miss the ball by that much you should be sent off anyway."
Stewart: "It's not a red card offence to miss the ball, is it? Do the two of you think he deliberately kicked him in the face?"
Sutton: "He's endangering an opponent, Michael."
Stewart: "I'm just asking you, do you think he deliberately kicked him in the face?"
Craigan: "Do you think he's going for the ball when the ball's on the ground?"
Stewart: "Yes."
Craigan: "The ball's on the ground and his face is not on the ground. He either kicked the ball or he's kicked him in the face."
Stewart: "He's deliberately kicked him in the face?"
Sutton: "You can have as baffled a face as you want, he's endangered an opponent.
"It doesn't matter whether it's accidental Michael, it doesn't matter."
Stewart: "You think there was excessive force there?"
Sustton: "He's endangering an opponent. You're saying it's OK to kick someone in the head?"
Stewart: "No, I'm not. I'm saying it's not excessive force."
Sutton: "(Did he mean it?) It doesn't matter. It's endangering an opponent, you can't do that."
Stewart: "You're sitting on the fence."
Sutton: "It's endangering an opponent, you can't do that."
Stewart: "But was it deliberate?"
Sutton: "It doesn't matter!"
Craigan: "I don't think he makes any attempt for the ball. What's he swinging his foot at? The ball's on the ground."
Stewart: "He's trying to kick the ball, he's stretching and the ball's rolled away from him.
"It's clumsy, it's accidental and it's not excessive force."
Sutton: "It tells us a lot about Michael. It tells us it should've been a red card. You can't do that, come on."
Stewart: "That tells you nothing about me!"
Sutton: "Well, Michael doesn't know a lot if he thinks that. You can't kick someone on the head and expect to stay on the pitch. simple as that."
