DISCIPLINARY: Four players charged by RFL Match Review Panel

The weekend’s matches saw plenty of contentious issues, none more so than Jack Welsby’s high tackle on Jack Broadbent during Sunday’s fixture but the full-back has escaped without punishment.

At the time the referee opted to give a penalty try and didn’t punish the full-back but Castleford fans were calling for a card that ultimately didn’t come.

The penalty try turned out to be the only points that the Tigers scored as they lost 24-6 however the result could have been very different if the youngster wasn’t on the pitch.

Blake Austin is another who was hit with a Grade A charge but has received no punishment for dangerous contact.

Three further players have been fined including Jorge Taufa, Liam Farrell and Joe Wardle who will all pay £250 for their Grade B charges of dangerous contact and then striking for Wardle.

The one man who has received a more severe punishment is Scott Taylor, who scored the winning try on Friday night for Hull FC, as he’s been hit with a one match penalty notice.

He twisted Richie Myler’s ankle in the tackle in an act that saw pundits call him out for his actions.

Name	Club	Detail	Grade	Sanction
Scott Taylor	Hull FC	Dangerous Contact	C	1 Match Penalty Notice
Jorge Taufua	Wakefield Trinity	Dangerous Contact	B	£250 fine
Liam Farrell	Wigan Warriors	Dangerous Contact	B	£250 fine
Joe Wardle	Leigh Leopards	Striking	B	£250 fine
Blake Austin	Leeds Rhinos	Dangerous Contact	A	No further action
Jack Welsby	St. Helens	High Tackle	A	No further action