Two Leeds Rhinos players and one from Wakefield Trinity have been charged by the RFL’s match review panel following last weekend’s semi-finals.

Trinity’s Jazz Tevaga will be available for Saturday’s Betfred Super League Grand Final against Warrington Wolves despite being accused of a grade B trip during his side’s shock win at Wigan Warriors. Tevaga, who was sin-binned in the first half of Trinity’s 33-6 victory, was handed three penalty points and fined.

Players effectively begin the post-season series with a clean record. Points from the weekly rounds are not applied during the play-offs, but will be added to a player’s record for the next campaign. Rhinos’ Harry Newman and Cooper Jenkins also fell foul of the review panel following Friday’s controversial 14-12 loss to Warrington.

Jazz Tevaga celebrates Wakefield Trinity's Super League semi-final win at Wigan Warriors. Picture by John Clifton/SWpix.com.

Newman received three penalty points and was fined for grade B ‘other contrary behaviour’ over allegedly taking out an opponent in the air. Jenkins avoided any further punishment after picking up a single point for grade A late contact on a passer.

In the Championship, Oldham’s Josh Drinkwater was suspended for two games after being charged with grade D questioning the integrity of a match official during yesterday’s (Sunday) play-off semi-final defeat by London Broncos. His teammate Morgan Smith faces no further action over grade A contact with a match official.