NRL match review committee sanctions three players following final regular round
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 5, 2026, 1:52 AM
Last updated Sep 5, 2026

The NRL match review committee issued charges to three players following the conclusion of the final regular season round. Jamayne Isaako of the Dolphins received a Grade 1 dangerous contact charge for tripping AJ Brimson during the team's 24-20 victory. Moeaki Fotuaika of the Titans was cited for Grade 1 contrary conduct against Kurt Donoghoe, which could result in a two-match suspension for the start of the 2027 season due to his status as a repeat offender. Tommy Talau of the South Sydney Rabbitohs also received a Grade 1 dangerous contact charge following his team's 50-20 win over the Roosters. Meanwhile, Latrell Mitchell avoided any disciplinary action for his tackle on Toby Rodwell after replays determined the contact was legal. Mitchell remains eligible for the upcoming finals series.
- •Jamayne Isaako faces a $750 fine for a tripping incident.
- •Moeaki Fotuaika faces a potential two-match suspension for contrary conduct.
- •Tommy Talau received a $750 fine for dangerous contact.
- •Latrell Mitchell cleared to play in finals after a clean tackle review.
- 1:52 AMZero Tackle NRL — MRC hand out sanctions three sanctions, Latrell Mitchell learns fate on controversial shot
"There were multiple sin bins across the two games.
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