Melbourne's Tomas Bugg has been referred straight to the AFL Tribunal after striking Sydney's Callum Mills on Friday night.
Tomas Bugg has been reported for this strike on Callum Mills. #AFLDeesSwans pic.twitter.com/ADWjAjpC5e
— AFL (@AFL) June 30, 2017
St Kilda defender Jimmy Webster can accept a two-match ban for unreasonable and unncessary contact to the eye of Fremantle's Nick Suban.
The incident was assessed as intentional conduct with medium impact to the head.
Fremantle's Cam McCarthy can accept a two-match suspension for his tackle on St Kilda's Sam Gilbert.
McCarthy's tackle was assessed as careless conduct with high impact to the head, with Gilbert leaving the field in a stretcher.
Sam Gilbert was taken off on a stretcher after this tackle. #AFLFreoSaints pic.twitter.com/kIkUMl9yXt
— AFL (@AFL) July 2, 2017
Western Bulldogs' Lachie Hunter can accept a $1000 fine for rough conduct on West Coast defender Jeremy McGovern.
Adelaide's Mitch McGovern can also accept a $1000 fine for striking Carlton's Jacob Weitering.
North Melbourne captain Jack Ziebell can accept a $1000 sanction for tripping Gold Coast's Jack Martin.
St Kilda midfielder Jack Steven can accept $1500 sanction for striking Fremantle's Hayden Ballantyne.
Jake Carlisle can accept a $1,500 fine for instigating a melee and a further $1,000 for being involved in the melee, while Jimmy Webster ($1,500), Dylan Roberton ($1,000), Cam McCarthy ($1,500), Nick Suban ($1,500) and Brady Grey ($1,000) can also all accept melee fines for this incident.
Emotions boiled over following this incident involving Jake Carlisle and Hayden Ballantyne. #AFLFreoSaints pic.twitter.com/vqLGqGPndv
— AFL (@AFL) July 2, 2017
Lance Frankin and Zak Jones have both been cleared by the MRP after separate contact involving Melbourne's Mitch Hannan.
