MOSES MBYE will miss St Helens’ Betfred Super League match at Wigan Warriors on Friday, after losing his appeal against a one match suspension for Grade B Dangerous contact with a Castleford Tigers opponent last Friday.
Featherstone Rovers’ Dec Patton has been banned for six matches after an independent tribunal found him guilty of Grade F striking during his side’s recent Betfred Championship match against Toulouse Olympique. Patton admitted the offence but challenged the grading, which was found to be correct. He is also fined £500.
The following players had earlier accepted Match Review Panel sanctions.
Mike Cooper – Wigan Warriors – Head Contact – Grade B – £250 Fine
Robbie Mulhern – Leigh Leopards – Dangerous Contact – B – £250 Fine
Luke Thompson – Wigan Warriors – Dangerous Contact – B – £250 Fine
Brad O’Neill – Wigan Warriors – Dangerous Throw/Lift – B – 1 Match Penalty Notice
John Asiata – Leigh Leopards – Head Contact – B – £250 Fine
Yusuf Aydin – Hull FC – Dangerous Contact – B – £250 Fine
Danny Addy – Featherstone Rovers – Dangerous Contact – C – 1 Match Penalty Notice
Gadwin Springer – Featherstone Rovers – Dangerous Contact – C – 1 Match Penalty Notice
Lewis Jagger – Huddersfield Giants Scholarship – Head Contact – D – 2 Match Penalty Notice
Pauli Pauli – Doncaster – Dangerous Contact – B – 1 Match Penalty Notice (Higher End)
Ben Kavanagh – Halifax Panthers – Dangerous Contact – B – £125 Fine
Luke Bain – Wakefield Trinity – Dangerous Contact – C – 1 Match Penalty Notice
Franklin Pele – Bradford Bulls – Dangerous Contact – B – 1 Match Penalty Notice (Higher End)
Nick Gregson – Widnes Vikings – Dangerous Contact – B – 1 Match Penalty Notice (Higher End)
Tyler Hepple – Newcastle Thunder – Dangerous Contact – C – 1 Match Penalty Notice
Evan Lawther – Newcastle Thunder – Dangerous Contact – C – 1 Match Penalty Notice
Ryan Johnson – Midlands Hurricanes – Dangerous Contact – B – £40 Fine
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