Tuesday 27 February 2018 13:59, UK
Hibernian head coach Neil Lennon has been charged by the SFA with misconduct and criticising officials during Saturday’s game at Kilmarnock.
Lennon was sent to the stands by referee Kevin Clancy shortly after Kris Boyd scored from the rebound to earn the home side a 2-2 draw following a contested 61st-minute penalty, awarded for a Ryan Porteous handball.
Former Celtic and Bolton boss Lennon sarcastically applauded Clancy's decision to award the penalty, describing it as "Mickey Mouse stuff" in his post-match interview.
Hibs had taken a two-goal lead following goals from Florian Kamberi and Porteous in the opening nine minutes.
Jordan Jones then pulled a goal back with a stunning effort before the drama that led to Killie equalising and Lennon being sent from the dugout.
An initial hearing into the charges will be held by the SFA on March 15.
