Hearts manager Robbie Neilson has been handed a three-match touchline ban after opting not to fight an SFA misconduct charge.
The Jambos boss was left fuming when Rangers midfielder Juninho Bacuna was shown only a yellow card for grabbing Stephen Kingsley in a 1-1 draw at Ibrox.
The Hearts gaffer protested furiously to referee Don Robertson, who showed him two quick yellow cards for his remonstrations.
Neilson missed his side scoring a dramatic late equaliser through Craig Halkett, and was offered a one match ban by the SFA.
While he could have argued his case in front of a disciplinary panel, the 41-year-old has opted to accept.
A Hearts statement announced: "Robbie Neilson has accepted a misconduct charge from the Scottish FA.
"The manager was issued with a Notice of Complaint after receiving two yellow cards, and a subsequent red card, during Hearts’ 1-1 draw with Rangers at Ibrox last Saturday.
"Accepting the offer of a one-match suspension, he will be absent from the dugout for this weekend’s cinch Premiership match against Dundee.
"Due to a suspended two-match ban from last season, Robbie will miss a further two first-team games, taking his total suspension to three consecutive matches."
