Match review panel reach verdicts on Leeds Rhinos, Castleford Tigers and Wakefield Trinity games

The outcome was a blow for Castleford Tigers who have lost prop Liam Watts for their next two games, at Salford Red Devils on Friday and home to Wigan Warriors two weeks later.

Watts was handed a two-match penalty notice for grade B tripping in Sunday's home win over Hull KR.

He was sin-binned by referee Chris Kendall following the challenge on Rovers full-back Lachlan Coote.

Initially it was thought Watts had committed a high tackle, but the review panel opted to charge him with a different offence.

It is the front-rower's second ban of the season, following a one-match suspension for a careless high tackle in February's defeat at Hull KR.

That previous charge meant Watts received the maximum punishment for a grade B incident.

Rhinos came through their defeat at Salford with no disciplinary issues and Wakefield Trinity also avoided new suspensions, though Liam Hood was cautioned for a late hit on a passer during their loss at Toulouse Olympique.

Wigan's Kaide Ellis was suspended for one match following a grade B high tackle in his side's defeat at Huddersfield.