Kenny Miller and Lee Wallace have won their appeal to the SPFL over disciplinary sanctions imposed by Rangers.
The duo were fined and suspended following an alleged dressing-room bust-up with then interim Ibrox boss Graeme Murty minutes after a 4-0 defeat to arch rivals Celtic in last season's Scottish Cup semi-final.
The SPFL are expected to explain the basis of their findings in a statement on Thursday.
Kenny Miller (left) and Lee Wallace (right) have won their appeal over disciplinary sanctions
A guest on Wednesday night's Sportsound programme on BBC Radio Scotland, Miller refused to comment, saying he had: 'Nothing to add at the moment.'
Rangers, however, pronounced themselves 'surprised' by the decision and expressed unhappiness that the verdict appeared on a supporters' messageboard before the club received a written judgment.
'The club is surprised by the decision of the SPFL's Tribunal on this matter and disappointed that the decision seems to have been leaked before the club were advised of it by the SPFL,' read the statement.
'Decisions on such matters deal largely with procedural issues, not the conduct which gave rise to the club's sanctions.
Miller was alleged to have been involved in a bust-up with then manager Graeme Murty
'The club was only presented with a 40-plus page decision after 4pm this afternoon and will now take some time to consider matters before deciding how to proceed.'
Privately, Rangers sources compared the decision to a court case being thrown out on a technicality.
Neverthless, the SPFL findings represent an unwanted outcome for the Ibrox side and a vindication of both Miller and Wallace.
Miller, now a player at Dundee after a brief spell as player-manager of Livingston, was an unused substitute in the defeat to Celtic at Hampden and never played for the club again.
Wallace was injured at the time and remain a Rangers player, but is no longer club captain.
'It's not anywhere near an end so I have to keep my own counsel at the moment and deal with it when the time is right,' Miller told BBC Scotland.
Murty has since left the club and the SPFA findings are an unwanted outcome for the Ibrox side
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Main photo article Kenny Miller and Lee Wallace have won their appeal to the SPFL over disciplinary sanctions imposed by Rangers.
The duo were fined and suspended following an alleged dressing-room bust-up with then interim Ibrox boss Graeme Murty minutes after a 4-0 defeat to arch rivals Celtic in last...
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