NRL match review committee charges five players following Saturday finals
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 13, 2026, 1:22 AM
Last updated Sep 13, 2026

Five NRL players face fines following the Saturday night finals matches. The Dolphins progressed after a 26-16 win over the New Zealand Warriors, while the Cronulla Sharks ended the North Queensland Cowboys' season with a 26-16 victory. The match review committee issued charges to Adam Pompey, Kurt Capewell, and Selwyn Cobbo following an on-field altercation during the Dolphins-Warriors contest. Additionally, Griffin Neame and KL Iro were cited for high tackles during the Cronulla Sharks and North Queensland Cowboys game. The charges carry various fines depending on the severity of the offense and the player's disciplinary record. The NRL finals series continues next weekend with the remaining teams preparing for the next round of competition.
- •The Dolphins secured a 26-16 victory against the New Zealand Warriors.
- •The Cronulla Sharks eliminated the North Queensland Cowboys with a 26-16 win.
- •Adam Pompey received a $3000 fine for a Grade 1 shoulder charge.
- •Kurt Capewell and Selwyn Cobbo were fined for contrary conduct.
- •Griffin Neame and KL Iro face fines for Grade 1 careless high tackles.
- 1:22 AMZero Tackle NRL — Five players charged by MRC after Saturday night finals
"There were multiple sin bins across the game, with Warriors being limited to 11 players for a short period.
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