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Dundee appeal Scott Bain's red card against Dundee United

By Sky Sports News HQ

Tuesday 22 March 2016 11:39, UK

Referee Steven McLean shows a red card to Dundee 'keeper Scott Bain
Image: Referee Steven McLean shows a red card to Dundee keeper Scott Bain

Dundee have appealed against the red card shown to Scott Bain during Sunday's derby against Dundee United.

The Dark Blues' goalkeeper was dismissed by referee Steven McLean after 51 minutes when he fouled United striker Billy McKay in the penalty area.

McKay netted the resulting spot-kick past replacement keeper David Mitchell and the former Inverness CT favourite added a second in stoppage-time to secure a valuable point for United.

Dundee striker Kane Hemmings had given the visitors a two-goal advantage at Tannadice with a quickfire double in the latter stages of the first half.

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A stoppage-time header from Billy McKay earned Dundee United a point against Dundee at Tannadice.
A statement from the Dens Park club read: "We can confirm that we have submitted an appeal against the red card given to Scott Bain vs. Dundee United." 

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