Murray sent off three Rangers players in the 1-0 defeat from Celtic with Madjid Bougherra and El Hadji-Diouf appearing before the Disciplinary Committee of the SFA on April 12 to answer charges of ‘misconduct of a significantly serious nature’.
Diouf could be in further bother afterdescribing Murray as the worst referee he’d ever had in an interview on French television.
Putting Murray in charge of a Rangers fixture the day after the Hampden enqiry increases the pressure that the referee will be under with the Aberdeen-Rangers game regarded as one of the most explosive fixture’s in the SPL.
Before heading to the Hampden inquest Murray will take charge of Saturday’s Celtic-St Mirren match.
Tomorrow night’s St Johnstone-Rangers game will be refereed by Crawford Allan with Euan Norris in charge of the Celtic-Hibs match the following night. Celtic’s trip to St Johnstone next Tuesday will be refereed by Iain Brines.
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