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Rangers boss Smith handed four-match touchline ban

Rangers boss Walter Smith was handed a four-match touchline ban on Thursday for his sending-off in last weekend’s Premier League game at Kilmarnock, the Scottish Football Association confirmed.

Smith was sent-off for reacting furiously to Killie players he mistakenly thought were trying to get Pedro Mendes shown a second yellow card.

The Ibrox boss has until September 30 to appeal.

GLASGOW (AFP)

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