The latest disciplinary news.
Hull KR half-back Tyrone May has been suspended for two matches after ‘questioning the integrity of a match official’. The incident happened during Rovers’ 74-12 victory at Salford Red Devils last Thursday night, with the Aussie now set to miss the Robins’ games against Castleford Tigers and Wigan Warriors.
May, who was sin-binned during the game, has been handed a Grade D charge by the RFL’s Match Review Panel, which carries 12 penalty points. That puts the half-back in the threshold for an automatic two-match ban, with the player’s season total standing at 13 points.
Elsewhere, Hull KR hooker Michael McIllorum has also been charged. The hooker has been handed a Grade A head contact charge and has been issued one penalty point. There are also charges for Matt Frawley, Brodie Croft, Ryan Matterson, and Tesi Niu.
The latest Match Review Panel verdict:
- Tyrone May (Hull KR) – Opposition: Salford Red Devils – Grade D Questioning the Integrity of a Match Official – 2 match suspension – Penalty Points: 12 – Total Penalty Points: 13
- Michael McIlorum (Hull KR) – Opposition: Salford Red Devils – Grade A Head Contact – Fine – Penalty Points: 1 – Total Penalty Points: 3.5
- Matt Frawley (Huddersfield Giants) – Opposition: Hull FC – Grade B Head Contact – Fine – Penalty Points: 3 – Total Penalty Points: 3
- Brodie Croft (Leeds Rhinos) – Opposition: Wakefield Trinity – Grade B Trip – Fine – Penalty Points: 3 – Total Penalty Points: 3
- Ryan Matterson (Warrington Wolves) – Opposition: Leigh Leopards – Grade B Late contact on passer – Fine – Penalty Points: 3 – Total Penalty Points: 3
- Tesi Niu (Leigh Leopards) – Opposition: Warrington Wolves – Grade A Late contact passer – No further action – Penalty Points: 1 – Total Penalty Points: 1
Total Penalty Points are Total Points in the previous 12 months.