West Brom defender Kyle Bartley was shown a straight red card after tempers flared following his side's dramatic 2-1 victory against Sheffield Wednesday. <br /><br />Jayson Molumby scored a last-gasp winner in the 97th minute to boost the Baggies' Championship play-off bid at The Hawthorns on Saturday afternoon. <br /><br />But ugly scenes broke out after the final whistle and Bartley, the hosts' captain, was dismissed for his part in a brawl that broke out in the center circle. <br /><br />Players from both teams began pushing and shoveling each other, and Bartley was caught planting an elbow into the face of Wednesday midfielder Svante Ingelsson. <br /><br />Goal hero Molumby was perceived by some Wednesday players to have goaded the away supporters by celebrating in their direction at full-time. <br /><br />Ingelsson then raced over to confront him, leading Bartley to step in. <br /><br />The towering defender pushed his arm out and caught Ingelsson in direct view of referee Tom Nield, who quickly brandished his red card. <br /><br />Bartley had only just returned to action after a calf injury but will now miss West Brom's next three matches after his dismissal for violent conduct. <br /><br />'I went down the tunnel after shaking a few hands, I'm sure it (the red card) is correct because Kyle just came in and said he had a red card,' said Mowbray. 'My mind as soon as one game finishes moves to the next one, so there's a real frustration. <br /><br />'If there are any positives about it I suppose it's that if he gets three games then two of them are done in the next five days. <br /><br />'It's not like three weeks where we have to do preparation and he's not involved.' <br /><br />Wednesday boss Danny Rohl refused to point fingers over the incident, saying: 'I think it's emotional when there are two late goals on the pitch. <br /><br />'You saw today it was a game where both teams fight for something, there will be a lot of games in the next weeks and months like this now. Everybody knows what it means to take a draw or a win. There are other points today to discuss.' <br /><br />Callum Paterson looked to have secured a late point for Rohl's side after scoring in the 93rd minute, only for Molumby to pounce just moments later.
