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Otis sees red for ref shove in defeat

By Kevin Johnson

YEOVIL winger Otis Khan will miss out on his dream of facing Manchester United in the FA Cup on Friday after being sent off for pushing referee Kevin Johnson in stoppage time.
The wideman felt he was fouled in the buildup to Kristian Dennis’ 93rd-minute winner and reacted angrily, clearly making contact with Johnson.
It means the boyhood United fan, who was released by the club aged 16, will be suspended when they visit Huish Park in the fourth round next week.
And it also leaves Yeovil just two points above the dropzone after the Spireites’ victory saw them ...

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