Following the latest round of Betfred Super League and Betfred Championship fixtures, the Match Review Panel have issued the following sanctions:
- Lachlan Fitzgibbon (Warrington Wolves) – Opposition: Hull FC – Grade D Head Contact – Penalty Points: 15 – Total Penalty Points: 17.5 – 2 match suspension and a fine
- Jordan Lane (Hull FC) – Opposition: Warrington Wolves – Grade A Late contact passer – Penalty Points: 1 – Total Penalty Points: 3.5 – Fine
- Tariq Sims (Catalans Dragons) – Opposition: Leeds Rhinos – Grade A Contrary behaviour – Penalty Points: 1 – Total Penalty Points: 3 – Fine
- Kaide Ellis (Wigan Warriors) – Opposition: Castleford Tigers – Grade A Late contact on passer – Penalty Points: 1 – Total Penalty Points: 3 – Fine
- Sam Luckley (Hull KR) – Opposition: Wakefield Trinity – Grade A Late contact on passer – Penalty Points: 1 – Total Penalty Points: 1 – No further action
- Daryl Clark (St Helens) – Opposition: Leigh Leopards – Grade A Late contact on kicker – Penalty Points: 1 – Total Penalty Points: 3 – Fine
- Josh Charnley (Leigh Leopards) – Opposition: St Helens – Grade A Late contact on passer – Penalty Points: 1 – Total Penalty Points: 2.5 – No further action
- Edwin Ipape (Leigh Leopards) – Opposition: St Helens – Grade A Late contact on passer – Penalty Points: 1 – Total Penalty Points: 6 – 1 match suspension
- George Delaney (St Helens) – Opposition: Leigh Leopards – Grade A Late contact on passer – Penalty Points: 1 – Total Penalty Points: 6 – 1 match suspension
- Rhodri Lloyd (Widnes Vikings) – Opposition: London Broncos – Grade A Dangerous Contact – Penalty Points: 1 – Total Penalty Points: 1 – No further action
- Alex Bishop (Barrow Raiders) – Opposition: Sheffield Eagles – Grade C Foul and abusive language towards match official – Penalty Points: 5 – Total Penalty Points: 7.5 – 1 match suspension
*Under RFL Operational Rules, the Match Review Panel also considered Betfred Championship fixtures today because any suspensions from the final regular round would apply in the Play-Offs. This therefore gives players and clubs the opportunity to challenge at the Operational Rules Tribunal tomorrow.
