Thursday 2 May 2019 18:33, UK
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes will serve a one-match touchline ban following a Scottish FA disciplinary tribunal's verdict at Hampden Park on Thursday.
McInnes also received a further one match ban which is suspended until the end of 2019/2020 season, after his reaction to chanting from Celtic supporters during last month's Scottish Cup semi-final.
McInnes was sent to the stands after appearing to react to sectarian abuse from a group of Celtic supporters.
The Aberdeen boss was on the touchline after his side had gone down to nine men during their 3-0 defeat at Hampden Park when he made a gesture with his arm to some Celtic fans.
He was then spotted remonstrating with fourth official Nick Walsh and was promptly sent to the stands, along with assistant Tony Docherty, by referee Craig Thomson.
