Sky pundits Andy Walker and Kris Boyd clashed in a hotly-debated back and fourth over a potential red card incident involving Paul Hanlon for his meaty challenge on Ianis Hagi.
The Romanian playmaker took a sore one to the face as the pair clashed in midfield with the Hibs defender raising his arm to block a run.
Hagi was poleaxed as the powerful stopper's elbow caught the Rangers star flush on the jaw.
And while referee Don Robertson booked Hanlon for his troubles it was a moment that incensed former Rangers star Boyd who was adamant a red card offence had been commited.
He said "This one's a red for me."
Walker, replied in the negative as quick as a flash: "No it's a yellow"
Boyd: "His hands are up. You can see there, Hagi is away from him and bang.
"Take that right in the face. That one's a red card all day long."
Walker: "It's reckless Boydy and reckless is a yellow. Again, you have to highlight the approach Hibs have taken here, to be nasty, aggressive and controlled."
The half-time exchange didn't include co-commentator Ally McCoist but when the match ended, host Eilidh Barbour probed the Ibrox legend for his verdict.
He said: "I take Boydy's point but I just think it's a yellow, I really do.
"I genuinely don't think there is any intent to elbow him in the face but if he does get sent off I don't think he has an awful lot of real complaint but I think the referee probably called it right.
"He's come across and tried to use his body, his hand is high...
Boyd: "That's my point. He's come across and his hand is up. He actually lifts it up a little bit as well. He lifts it. You can see it. That for me is a red card.
Walker: "I agree with Ally, there's not aggressive force with an elbow. Sometimes you get hurt in a game and you just get up and get on with it. It's a yellow."
Host Elidh Barbour intervened suggesting that she was glad the issue had finaly been "cleared up".
McCoist: "They probably haven't!'
A laughing Boyd joked:"I can't wait for the car park after this!
While niether of his punditry colleagues were persuaded, Boyd did manage to get another high-profile former football to agree when Steven Gerrard was asked about the incident after the game.
He said: "I think Kris has got a point."
