Charles Dunne apologised for the challenge that led to Mika Biereth's injury on social media.
Stephen Robinson accused Motherwell boss Stuart Kettlewell of double standards over his claims Charles Dunne should have seen red.
Kettlewell reiterated his opinion this week that Dunne should have walked for his tackle which he claimed was “off the ground” and “putting an opponent at risk of injury”. “But I’m not bothered about anyone else’s comments. It had nothing to do with the result. It was just an unfortunate incident that happens in football.
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