Hearts demand SFA explanation for Devlin red card in Cup semi-final
Hearts demand SFA explanation for Devlin red card in Cup semi-final

Hearts demand SFA explanation for Devlin red card in Cup semi-final

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Hearts have publicly demanded an explanation from the Scottish Football Association (SFA) regarding referee John Beaton’s decision to send off Cammy Devlin with two yellow cards during their Scottish Cup semi-final defeat to Aberdeen. The club disputes both bookings—arguing the first came after an offside call and the second was an unavoidable late challenge—and claims that finishing the match with nine men unfairly influenced the outcome. Hearts also criticized broader refereeing and VAR decisions throughout the season, stating these have repeatedly gone against them and contributed to a disappointing campaign. The club emphasized their ongoing dialogue with the SFA but insisted that the magnitude of this incident warranted public comment to reassure supporters that they are seeking accountability. Tynecastle chiefs are considering a review of their support for VAR and have not ruled out reassessing their relationship with the governing body. The club’s leadership expressed gratitude to their fans for their significant support during a challenging season.

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