Leeds Rhinos: James McDonnell wins appeal and can play at Magic Weekend
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James McDonnell (second right) was sent off against St Helens, in a match Leeds eventually lost in golden-point extra time
James McDonnell will be free to play for Leeds against Castleford at Magic Weekend after successfully appealing against a two-match suspension.
The back-rower was sent off in the Rhinos' Super League loss to St Helens after a melee late on at Headingley.
McDonnell was subsequently given a Grade D charge of punching, but the match review panel, external "did not see a punch thrown" after analysing video evidence.
Leeds face second-from-bottom Castleford in Newcastle on Saturday.
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