Morgan Knowles & James Bentley: St Helens and Leeds Rhinos back-rowers receive one-match bans
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St Helens back-rower Morgan Knowles and Leeds counterpart James Bentley have each been banned for a game following the Rugby Football League disciplinary panel's round-five match review.
Knowles, 29, received the suspension after a charge of Grade B dangerous contact in Friday's win over Hull FC.
His late hit on Hull full-back Tex Hoy was punished by a penalty.
Bentley, 25, was banned for the same offence and grading after a late hit on Jacob Miller in defeat at Castleford.
Castleford back-rower Joe Westerman and Salford second-rower Shane Wright also received Grade B charges of dangerous contact and were fined £250 but received no suspension.
Hull winger Davy Litten was fined £250 for use of the legs in the tackle on a Grade B other contrary behaviour charge, while Warrington half-back George Williams was also fined that sum for a Grade B tripping charge.
Catalans centre Arthur Romano will face no further action for a Grade A striking charge, but it will remain on his record.