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Match Review Panel Minutes 29/03/2021 - Matters Considered MATCH REVIEW PANEL MINUTES 29/03/2021 - MATTERS CONSIDERED Case Number: ON/19/21 Name: Danny Addy Club and shirt Salford, 14 number: Match: St Helens v Salford Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Dangerous contact in 1st minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player has grip over top of opponent. Contact is with head, Reason for NFA: but player takes weight and gives space for head to come through before player’s teammate closes gap. Penalty Notice: NA Case Number: ON/20/21 Name: James Bentley Club and shirt St Helens, 12 number: Match: St Helens v Salford Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Dangerous contact in 5th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player has no grip on opponent and goes back with the Reason for NFA: tackle. Player Opponent comes through the tackle Penalty Notice: NA Case Number: ON/21/21 Name: Theo Fages Club and shirt St Helens, 7 number: Match: St Helens v Salford Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: High tackle in the 10th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player comes over to stop at try. Arm is high but no force on Reason for NFA: opponent. Penalty sufficient. Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/22/21 Name: Elijah Taylor Club and shirt Salford, 13 number: Match: St Helens v Salford Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Dangerous contact in 30th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player has grip on opponent. Player legs go up but get back Reason for NFA: onto the ground and do not make contact with opponent. Penalty Notice: NA Case Number: ON/23/21 Name: Jack Ormondroyd Club and shirt Salford, 25 number: Match: St Helens v Salford Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Dangerous Contact in 32nd minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player is being dragged in the tackle and then takes legs off Reason for NFA: the ground but does not make contact with opponent. Penalty Notice: NA Case Number: ON/24/21 Name: Danny Addy Club and shirt Salford, 14 number: Match: St Helens v Salford Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Late hit on passer in the 59th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player is fractionally late. Opponent is engaging. Contact is Reason for NFA: chest to shoulder and player wraps arms. Worthy of onfield penalty. Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/25/21 Name: Matt Lees Club and shirt St Helens, 10 number: Match: St Helens v Salford Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Dangerous Contact in the 79th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player has not left the floor or entered with force. Player Reason for NFA: makes initial contact with upper body as the tackle is still moving and slides down to the tackle to one leg. Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/26/21 Name: Oliver Partington Club and shirt Wigan, 14 number: Match: Leigh v Wigan Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Dangerous Contact in the 4th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player comes into the tackle that is still moving. Players feet Reason for NFA: do not leave the ground. Player makes contact with upper leg and moves down leg. Legs not taken out of usual range of motion. Penalty Notice: NA Case Number: ON/27/21 Name: Mark Ioane Club and shirt Leigh, 10 number: Match: Leigh v Wigan Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Confrontation in the 8th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player initiates confrontation by shoulder barging opponent Reason for NFA: starting a melee. On field penalty sufficient Penalty Notice: NA Case Number: ON/28/21 Name: Zak Hardaker Club and shirt Wigan, 3 number: Match: Leigh v Wigan Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Confrontation in the 8th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player reacts to opponent causing a melee. Receives penalty Reason for NFA: due to actions of opponent. Penalty Notice: NA Case Number: ON/29/21 Name: Oliver Partington Club and shirt Wigan, 14 number: Match: Leigh v Wigan Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Late hit on tackle in the 9th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Opponent engages line. Player is late and tries to pull out of Reason for NFA: tackle. No flexion of neck or head and player goes to ground with opponent. Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/30/21 Name: Matty Gee Club and shirt Leigh, 18 number: Match: Leigh v Wigan Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: High tackle in 10th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player makes initial contact with shoulder and rises into the Reason for NFA: head. Onfield penalty sufficient Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/31/21 Name: Blake Wallace Club and shirt Leigh, 6 number: Match: Leigh v Wigan Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Dangerous Contact in 10th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Players feet leave the ground but get back down and do not Reason for NFA: land on opponents leg. Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/32/21 Name: Ethan Havard Club and shirt Wigan, 21 number: Match: Leigh v Wigan Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Dangerous Contact in 53rd minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player has underhook grip but turns opponent to the side to Reason for NFA: give head room to get out of the tackle. Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/33/21 Name: John Bateman Club and shirt Wigan, 13 number: Match: Leigh v Wigan Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Confrontation in the 55th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player is pushed by opponent and lashes out at opponent. Reason for NFA: Worthy of on field penalty. Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/34/21 Name: Iain Thornley Club and shirt Leigh, 3 number: Match: Leigh v Wigan Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Confrontation in the 55th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player pushes opponent after opponent does not release the Reason for NFA: ball. No further action. Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/35/21 Name: Thomas Leuluai Club and shirt Wigan, 7 number: Match: Leigh v Wigan Competition and Date: Super League, 27th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Dangerous Contact in the 78th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Approach is considered by player, but player then slips, and Reason for NFA: opponent goes over the player on the ground. Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/31/21 Name: Josh Wood Club and shirt Wakefield, 23 number: Match: Wakefield v Leeds Competition and Date: Super League, 28th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Late hit on tackler in 72nd minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player makes contact with opponent. Footage inconclusive. Reason for NFA: Opponent receives treatment but remains on the field of play. Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/32/21 Name: Ben Garcia Club and shirt Catalans, 13 number: Match: Catalans v Hull KR Competition and Date: Super League, 28th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Late hit on passer in 1st minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player hits opponent (Abdull)chest to shoulder. No head Reason for NFA: movement from opponent to suggest flexion. Worthy of onfield penalty Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/33/21 Name: Ben Garcia Club and shirt Catalans, 13 number: Match: Catalans v Hull KR Competition and Date: Super League, 28th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Late hit on passer in 54th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player hits opponent (Minchella) who has engaged line. Reason for NFA: Contact is late. No flexion of head of opponent. Worthy of on field opponent. Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/34/21 Name: Jason Baitieri Club and shirt Catalans, 24 number: Match: Catalans v Hull KR Competition and Date: Super League, 28th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Dangerous Contact in 57th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player drops legs to floor and is dragged along in the tackle Reason for NFA: by the opponent. No further action. Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/35/21 Name: Julian Bousquet Club and shirt Catalans, 10 number: Match: Catalans v Hull KR Competition and Date: Super League, 28th March 2021 Report received from: Referee Details of allegation: Head butt in 67th minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player puts head towards opponent but no butt. Reason for NFA: Penalty Notice: N/A Case Number: ON/36/21 Name: Joe Greenwood Club and shirt Huddersfield, 15 number: Match: Hull FC v Huddersfield Competition and Date: Super League, 29th March 2021 Report received from: MRP Details of allegation: Shoulder charge in 33rd minute Decision: NFA Details of Charge / Player tucks arm but contact with opponents shoulder.
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