Violating Health Protocol, Two Rangers Players Banned For Seven Games

JAKARTA - Two Rangers players, Jordan Jones and George Edmundsson, were sentenced to seven matches by the Scottish Football Association (FSA) on Thursday after being found guilty of violating protocol regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jones and Edmundsson are known to attend a private meeting "with a lot of people outside their own homes" on November 1, which previously saw them being punished internally by the club.

Thus, the two of them will only be allowed to return to appear in the Scottish Premier League on December 30 when they visit St's headquarters. Mirren on December 30th.

Jones and Edmundsson will go through seven further games at Rangers in the league, namely in succession against Aberdeen, Ross County, Dundee United, Motherwell, St. Johnstone and Hibernian.

Rangers are currently the only team that still has a record without losing in the Scottish Premier League and lead the standings with a collection of 38 points from 14 matches.

Steven Gerrard's team are nine points ahead of eternal rivals and champions, Celtic, who still have two games saved.