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Musgrove accepts two-game ban for shoulder charge

Wests Tigers prop Zane Musgrove will miss the start of the season after being charged by the match review committee over an incident in Saturday night's Harvey Norman All Stars clash in Townsville.

Musgrove, who was representing the Maori in the 10-10 draw with the Indigenous side, was assessed with a grade-two shoulder charge over a 35th-minute tackle on Tyrell Fuimaono.

He would have received a three-game ban if he unsuccessfully challenged the charge at the judiciary but has reduced the suspension by a match with an early guilty plea.

Musgrove was sin-binned for the hit on the St George Illawarra forward.

Maori teammate Dallin Watene-Zelezniak was charged with a grade-one careless high tackle on Alex Johnston.

The Canterbury veteran is facing a fine of $1350-$1800.

Match Highlights: Indigenous v Maori

   
Player Zane Musgrove
Club Maori
Time 35th
Charge/Incident Shoulder charge
Charge grade 2
7yrs incident free for discount? No
Base penalty 350
Prior similar offences in last 2 years (50% loading) 0
Prior non-similar offences in last 2 years (20% loading) 0
Carry-over points 0
Early plea points 262
Guilty at panel points 350
Misconduct on whom? Tyrell Fuimaono
   
Player Dallin Watene-Zelezniak
Club Maori
Time 52nd
Charge/Incident High tackle - careless
Charge grade 1
7yrs incident free for discount? No
Base penalty $1500
Prior similar offences in last 2 years (50% loading) 0
Prior non-similar offences in last 2 years (20% loading) 1
Carry-over points N/A
Early plea points $1350
Guilty at panel points $1800
Misconduct on whom? Alex Johnston

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