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Dolphins<\/a> forward Kurt Donoghoe<\/a> is the only player who has been charged by the NRL’s match review committee out of the Sunday fixtures during Round 26.<\/p>\n He will, however, be free to take on the likely understrength Canberra Raiders<\/a> this Sunday afternoon in what could be a top-eight do-or-die clash for the Dolphins<\/a>.<\/p>\n A Grade 1 careless high tackle charge for a shot during the 72nd minute of the club’s fixture against the Gold Coast Titans<\/a> will see him pay a $3,000 fine with an early guilty plea, or face a two-match ban should he head to the judiciary panel and lose.<\/p>\n The charge comes as a result of him having three on his rolling 12-month record, and means he is almost a guarantee to accept the early guilty plea.<\/p>\n The Dolphin was the only player charged out of Sunday afternoon’s game despite four being placed on report by on-field officials.<\/p>\n In the same game, Titans forward Klese Haas<\/a> was charged with a dangerous tackle in the 52nd minute.<\/p>\n In the earlier game, which saw the Cronulla Sharks<\/a> knock over the Newcastle Knights<\/a> in convincing fashion, Sharks fullback William Kennedy<\/a> was placed on report for a dangerous tackle shortly before halftime.<\/p>\n He has been cleared of any wrongdoing by the MRC, though, and faces no charge.<\/p>\n