Wigan prop Ben Flower and Catalans full-back Sam Tomkins have been given two-match bans.
Flower has been charged with a Grade C dangerous contact offence by the Rugby Football League’s match review panel for a cannonball tackle on Hull KR back-rower Matty Storton, who was forced to leave the field with injury in Wigan’s 30-16 win over Hull KR on Sunday.
Warriors forward Ollie Partington has had a Grade D dangerous contact charge referred to a tribunal.
Meanwhile, Tomkins will serve a two-match suspension for a Grade B trip in Catalans’ 30-14 victory over Salford in Perpignan on Saturday.
Elsewhere, Hull FC forward Ligi Sao has been banned for a match for a Grade A strike in their 27-26 win at Wakefield.
Huddersfield back-rower Joe Wardle was handed a caution for using his knees.
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I thought the cannonball tackle had been banned!
disciplinary are a disgrace to the great sport of rugby league
Tomkins should have been sent off. Shocking trip. Didnt even try and hide it
If you remember Tomkins has done this on a regular basis, he’s been banned in the past , he’s like a kid , he just will not learn.
Some things never change.Flower is still a thug,and Tomkins is still a sneaky little toad.