England playmaker Mikey Lewis has been cleared to play against the Broncos in the World Club Challenge, while Ashes referee Liam Moore will have the whistle.
As Brisbane Broncos trained at Hull's Hymers College in the shadows of WCC venue MKM Stadium, the match review committee handed down its decisions on a number of incidents from the Robins' shock first-up loss to York last Thursday.
The 2024 Man of Steel, who was sent to the sin bin for his challenge on Liam Harris, was charged with a grade three trip, receiving five penalty points and a fine.
Under the Super League judiciary system six penalty points incurs a suspension. Lewis' previous offence, striking - which would have resulted in loading - expired just a matter of days ago.
A trio of other Robins players were charged but escaped suspension: centre Peta Hiku (late contact on a kicker), Elliot Minchella (head contact) and Jai Whitbread (late contact on a passer).
Brisbane coach Michael Maguire offered no opinion on whether Mikey Lewis should have been suspended for a trip in that game or on other incidents. "I'll let the RFL sort that out," he said.
Maguire also played down the significance of Hull KR's stunning defeat to newly promoted York in the opening match of their Super League defence.
“They’ve obviously got their eye on what’s ahead, too, so I don’t look too deeply into a performance. And I know from my time over here what this game means to everyone. It means a lot to us. We've got to be at our best.
"No doubt it will be a quick start and they'll come out of the blocks. What we want to achieve, too, is how we want to play."
Moore, meanwhile, returns after controlling the 2024 WCC between Wigan and Penrith.
The 30-year-old was also in the middle for the First Test of the Kangaroo Tour at Wembley last year.
Touch judges are Matty Lynn and Richard Thompson, video ref is Chris Kendall and reserve referee is Liam Rush.
The green card for feigning injury - a Super League rule - will not be in force for the WCC, it has been announced by the RFL.
