Brothers Sione and Peter Mata’utia have both been handed suspensions by the match review panel following the latest round of Super League fixtures.
St Helens back-row Sione has been given a two-match ban for Grade B dangerous contact in their win at Toulouse Olympique, and will now miss home fixtures against Hull KR and Leeds Rhinos.
Meanwhile, Warrington Wolves centre Peter has been given a one-match suspension, also for Grade B dangerous contact in his side’s defeat to Leeds Rhinos, so must sit out this weekend’s trip to Wakefield Trinity.
The only other Super League player to receive a ban is Hull FC prop Scott Taylor, who will miss his team’s visit to Catalans Dragons this week with a one-game ban for Grade B dangerous contact.
Hull KR’s Matt Parcell and Salford Red Devils’ Harvey Livett escaped suspension despite Grade A charges of dangerous contact and disputing a decision respectively.
Leeds’ Muizz Mustapha and Warrington’s Jacob Gannon, meanwhile, have been referred to a tribunal for a Grade E dangerous throw and Grade D dangerous contact respectively, following separate incidents in a recent Reserves match between the two clubs.