This from the official site:

Our appeal against Lee Ndlovu’s red card has been unsuccessful.

We felt we had strong grounds to contest the decision but were swiftly informed that the forward must serve a three-match ban.

Honestly, live I couldn't tell but I have seen footage from fans angels and I think the card was deserved. It wasn't intential but it was dangerous. There's people saying no contact was made, but judging what I have seen after it would suggest it was made and I am surprised the appeal hasn't caused further suspension. Straight red is three games right? Appealing would add a further two matches.

I think we have been lucky if I am right.

I hope Jatta is back soon otherwise this could be a worry going into the next three games, if neither Jatta or Ndlovu can play that just leaves Dennis as our only out and out striker.

Looks like me and you better get our boots back out @Fan of Big Tone and give to the cause. 🤣⚽️

I agree with @Chris it was a dangerous tackle that could have resulted in a serious injury, so the straight red was justified as well as the suspension.

But I do remember a bad tackle on Jodie Jones when Notts played Gillingham last season that went unpunished & Jodi finished up being out for months.

There are so many inconsistencies when it comes to dangerous incidents during a game where these incidents are either jumped upon, not seen or just ignored by the officials.