Rangers manager Derek McInnes has had a touchline ban reduced to two games, with two suspended, following an appeal against the original penalty. The original penalty of a four-match touchline ban, with one suspended, was issued in July and related to McInnes' spell as Hearts boss last season. McInnes has been on the touchline for four domestic matches since the ban was originally announced. He will be in the stands for Wednesday's visit to Falkirk and Saturday's home match against Motherwell, but will return to the dugout for the rescheduled visit of St Mirren to Ibrox on 9 September.