Castleford head coach Ryan Carr has been stood down by the club and will not be in charge of their clash with Hull KR on Friday pending an investigation.
According to reports from the UK-based rugby league news service Love Rugby League, Carr will not take charge of the game pending an investigation.
The reports claim the Australian has not been sacked and there is no suggestion of any wrongdoing at this stage.
Carr is in his first season as Tigers head coach after arriving from St George Illawarra Dragons, where he was an assistant coach to Shane Flanagan.
The rookie head coach has managed to secure several key signings from the Dragons for next season including Damien Cook, Tyrell Sloan and Matt feagai.
Castleford are currently ninth in the competition with seven wins from 21 games.
The reports claim Carr was at the club on Tuesday and also held his weekly press conference, but players were informed at the end of the day that Carr had been stood down ahead of the game with the Robins, though they were not told for what reason.
Originally published as Castleford head coach Ryan Carr stood down by club for match against Hull KR pending investigation