Judiciary Report: Round 6

Three Wests Tigers players have been charged by the Match Review Committee after their Round 6 win over North Queensland.

Debutant Sam McIntyre, Harry Grant and Josh Aloiai have all been cited by the Match Review Committee for actions taken in Saturday's win over the Cowboys, but will all be free play in Round 7 after the club accepted early guilty pleas.

The news was not as good for Dragons winger Jordan Pereira and Eels forward Nathan Brown, who are both facing two-week stints on the sidelines.

Brown is expected to contest the decision at the Judiciary on Tuesday night.

Warriors hooker Wayde Egan is also set to sit out Round 7 after he was charged for a Grade 2 Contrary Conduct incident involving Rabbitohs fullback Latrell Mitchell.

Brisbane will head in to next week's clash against the Gold Coast Titans without another two forwards after Thomas Flegler and Patrick Carrigan both picked up charges in their Round 6 loss to Newcastle.

Carrigan was sent to the sin bin for a late tackle on Knights halfback Mitchell Pearce, and will subsequently spend Round 7 on the sidelines after he was charged with a Grade 2 Dangerous Contact - Other offence.

Flegler is also set to miss next week's clash against the Titans after he was hit with a Grade 1 Dangerous Contact - Head/Neck charge.

Both players will miss one week with an early guilty plea.

The Bulldogs are also set to be without winger Christian Crichton in Round 7 after he was cited for a shoulder charge in his team's close loss to Cronulla.

Judiciary Report: Round 6