Shrewsbury's McMahon-Brown has red card overturned on appeal
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 28 Oct, 17:45 · Archive
Shrewsbury Town forward Kian McMahon-Brown has had his red card from the match against Rotherham overturned.
Kian McMahon-Brown has had his red card overturned following a successful appeal against his dismissal in Shrewsbury Town's 3-3 draw with Rotherham United on Saturday.
The 18-year-old forward was sent off in the 83rd minute for violent conduct following an incident with Rotherham defender Joe Rafferty. The FA issued a statement confirming that McMahon-Brown's three-match suspension had been removed following a successful claim of wrongful dismissal.
With the red card overturned, McMahon-Brown will now be available for Shrewsbury's home League Two fixture against Gillingham this weekend, having initially faced a three-match ban from the original dismissal.
How it is being reported
- Shrewsbury Town forward has red card overturned following appealThe Shrewsbury teenager will be available for their home clash against Gillingham this weekend.Shropshire Star · 28 Oct, 11:36
- Shrewsbury's McMahon-Brown has red card overturnedShrewsbury Town forward Kian McMahon-Brown has his red card received against Rotherham overturned following a successful appealBBC Shropshire · 28 Oct, 11:00
- Shrewsbury Town await outcome of Kian McMahon-Brown appealShrewsbury boss confirmed an appeal has been made for attacker Kian McMahon-Brown, having watched his side win a thrilling EFL Trophy tie.Shropshire Star · 27 Oct, 22:01
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