ASHLEY BARNES faces the FA dock after being sent off by former policeman Nigel Miller, who believed the striker tried to trip him during Brighton's 1-0 defeat at Bolton.
The ex-firearms officer quickly drew his red card leading to confusion on the pitch, where Barnes argued his innocence .
Grainy video footage shot from the stands seemed to show contact between the official and the Seagulls player, the referee stumbling but keeping his feet.
Marcos Alonso hit the decider in the 20th minute.
Bristol City forward Steven Davies admits to finding some of Sean O'Driscoll's team talks "worse than boring".
But after netting his 12th goal in 13 starts this season to see off Middlesbrough, Davies paid tribute to the head coach.
"His tactics have been spot-on and we are getting the results to show that," said Davies. "His attention to detail when it comes to organising us can be worse than boring at times, but it's paying off." Albert Adomah opened the scoring with a chip and Davies' clinical finish made it 2-0.
Wes Morgan says Leicester must turn things around quickly to stay in the play-off hunt after their 1-0 defeat at home to Sheffield Wednesday left them clinging on to their place in the top six.
Wes Thomas scored his first goals for Birmingham in the 3-1 victory over Derby and revealed he wants to his stay at the club. Thomas broke his duck with two second-half goals after joining on loan from Bournemouth in January.
"I love it here and want to come permanently," said Thomas.
Nottingham Forest captain Danny Collins believes his side can still win automatic promotion after they moved into the top six.
Two goals from Henri Lansbury and another for Lewis McGugan helped Nottingham Forest beat Wolves 3-1, for a fifth straight win.