Hull FC's Joe Westerman (pictured) will miss Sunday's clash with Catalan Dragons at the KC Stadium after accepting a one-match ban for a high tackle on Wigan's Epalahame Lauaki.
Westerman was charged with the Grade B offence after Friday night's game. He had been due before the RFL disciplinary committee this evening, but entered an early guilty plea, Hull said this morning.
Westerman will be back in contention for the trip to Widnes Vikings on Sunday, August 19.
Another two were charged aswell Paul McShane of Widnes Vikings has been charged with the Grade B offence of use of the forearm in a tackle on Bradford Bulls player Brett Kearney in the 52nd minute.
Dean Collis of Wakefield Trinity Wildcats has been charged with the Grade B offence of making a dangerous throw on Castleford Tigers prop Stuart Jones in the 31st minute.
The players were charged after the incidents were viewed by the RFL Match Review Panel earlier today. All three have until 11.00am on Tuesday August 7 to submit an Early Guilty Plea.
The Match Review Panel also issued formal cautions to the following players:
Steve Snitch (Castleford Tigers) – tripping Danny Kimono of Wakefield Trinity Wildcats in the 3rd minute.
Sam Tomkins (Wigan Warriors) - kicking out in a tackle by Jamie Foster of Hull FC in the 57th minute.