Wigan Warriors pair Harry Smith and Sam Walters have both been banned for three games apiece, with Wakefield Trinity star Jazz Tevaga landing a two-match ban following their feisty Challenge Cup quarter-final.<\/p>\n
Matt Peet\u2019s Warriors<\/a> emerged victorious in a cup thriller at Belle Vue on Sunday afternoon, winning 26-22 to tee up a semi-final against rivals St Helens next month.<\/p>\n But now, unless there is a successful appeal, both Smith and Walters will be absent until that semi-final comes around having each landed a three-game suspension.<\/p>\n Half-back Smith has received 18 penalty points from the Match Review Panel (MRP) for making contact with a player who is\/may be injured, that being Tevaga.<\/p>\n The off-season Wakefield<\/a> recruit has himself copped a two-match ban having been pinged for two offences, with the main one being his kick out on Liam Marshall towards the end of the first half which only brought a yellow card from referee Liam Moore.<\/p>\n Across his two offences, with the other being late contact on the passer, Tevaga took his total points tally for the year up to 13.25.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, Smith\u2019s team-mate Walters has also landed 18 penalty points and a three-match ban for a headbutt he planted on an opponent during a scuffle in the second half.<\/p>\n Notably, Wigan and Wakefield are entitled to appeal any of the disciplinary charges they see fit, but if they do so and are unsuccessful, they run the risk of a ban being extended.<\/p>\n Want more Love Rugby League? Add us as a preferred source on Google<\/a> and ensure you never miss our exclusives and breaking news!<\/p>\n Wigan duo and Wakefield star banned as six charged by Match Review Panel<\/p>\n Six players have been charged in total by the MRP following the weekend\u2019s Challenge Cup quarter-final action, but the other three were all \u2018Grade A Late Contact on Passer\u2019, receiving one penalty point apiece.<\/p>\n The trio consist of Hull KR\u2019s Peta Hiku alongside Catalans<\/a> pair Romain Navarrete and Chris Satae.<\/p>\n Hiku picked up his penalty points during the Robins<\/a>\u2018 48-10 thrashing of York Knights at Craven Park on Saturday afternoon.<\/p>\n Navarrete and Satae meanwhile committed their offences during the Dragons\u2019 36-4 defeat at St Helens on Friday night.<\/p>\n