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No Leeds Rhinos, Castleford Tigers or Wakefield Trinity players have been charged following the latest round of Betfred Super League matches.

Trinity’s Jay Pitts received a caution from the RFL’s match review panel for dangerous contact in the win over Hull KR two days ago, but is available to face Huddersfield Giants on Sunday.

The visitors will be without Luke Yates, who was handed a one-match penalty notice for dangerous contact in Giants’ win over Leigh Centurions.

The only other player suspended is Salford Red Devils’ former Wakefield forward Pauli Pauli who will miss one game after being charged with grade B dangerous contact in last Saturday’s defeat by Wigan Warriors.

Wakefield Trinity's Jay Pitts. Picture by Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com.

Wigan’s John Bateman and James Cunningham, of Huddersfield, were both cautioned over ‘other contrary behaviour’.

Bateman was accused of “kicking out” and Cunningham of “standing on [an] opponent”.

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Leeds Rhinos, Castleford Tigers and Wakefield Trinity given disciplinary all-clear