Thursday 27 April 2017 17:10, UK
Celtic captain Scott Brown's red card against Ross County has been downgraded to a yellow on appeal, which frees him to play against Rangers on Saturday - live on Sky Sports 1.
The Hoops midfielder was sent off against the Staggies on April 16 for a stoppage-time foul on Liam Boyce during the 2-2 Ladbrokes Premiership draw at Dingwall.
But Brown's appeal allowed him to play in the 2-0 William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final win over Rangers at Hampden Park last Sunday.
And, after a Scottish FA disciplinary tribunal met at Hampden on Thursday to consider his claim of wrongful dismissal, the appeal was upheld and the sending off reduced to a caution.
Brown will, therefore, play in the Old Firm derby at Ibrox but the yellow card takes him over the disciplinary threshold which triggers a two-game suspension.
That means he will sit out subsequent matches against St Johnstone and Aberdeen.