Robbie Neilson has been handed an SFA charge following a furious row with referee Don Robertson against Rangers.
The Hearts boss fumed after whistler Robertson opted to show sub Juninho Bacuna a booking, when he appeared to grab full-back Stephen Kingsley by the throat.
The referee flashed his yellow card at both players following the clash near the dugout.
Neilson was seen gesturing for a red card for the Rangers player, but his protests earned two quick-fire yellow cards by whistler Robertson.
That meant Neilson missed Craig Halkett heading home a late equaliser for the visitors.
He’s now been offered a one-match suspension, but can choose to argue his case in front of an SFA disciplinary tribunal.
After being sent up the tunnel by the fourth official in a bizarre jacket-throwing scene, Neilson said: “I didn’t see the goal but I just heard the silence, which was nice.
“I was delighted. I was in the tunnel area and couldn't get down. I was disappointed to get the second yellow, but that’s football.
“But, look, when you come to these places you are not going to get those decisions.
“It was a stonewaller.”
