Rangers manager Derek McInnes has had a touchline ban reduced following an appeal. After the original decision, the sanction is changed so that he will serve a shorter period rather than the full immediate ban.
According to BBC Sport, McInnes’ ban is reduced to two games, with two additional matches suspended. The case relates to comments made around a last-gasp incident involving Celtic, which led to the original punishment. Sky Sports reports that the adjustment follows Rangers’ appeal, and one description of the original remarks characterizes them in strong terms.
Across the outlets, the main point is consistent: the governing decision is revised after appeal, and the final outcome is a reduced ban structure. Differences in coverage focus mainly on phrasing and the way the underlying incident is described, rather than on the final length of the sanction.
