West Brom appeal Robinson red card

Wednesday 28 January 2009 16:37 GMT

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West Brom have lodged an appeal with the Football Association over the red card Paul Robinson received in last night's 5-0 defeat against Manchester United.

Robinson was dismissed late in the first half of the defeat at the Hawthorns by referee Rob Styles for a challenge on Park Ji-Sung, but the Baggies believe the incident did not warrant a dismissal.

An FA spokesman confirmed that a disciplinary hearing will take place tomorrow at 1pm to decide whether Robinson's three-match ban should be overturned.

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