Hull KR forward Jesse Sue has been suspended for his red card in Saturday's action-packed game at Belle Vue, while Wakefield Trinity counterpart Matty Storton escaped with a fine.

Both men were dismissed in the second half of Wakefield's dramatic win, leaving the two clubs sweating over the outcome of Monday's meeting of the match review panel.

Sue's swinging arm to the head of Tray Lolesio earned him a grade D charge and a one-match ban, as well as a fine.

The veteran prop will therefore sit out Friday's home clash with York Knights.

Willie Peters accepted the red card in the aftermath of KR's 26-24 defeat at Wakefield.

"He swung his arm and the referee and the video referee saw it and agreed," said the Rovers boss.

"He's upset in the dressing room. He's a valuable part of what we do and it's not in his character to do it deliberately."

Former KR back-rower Storton was earlier sent off for a high tackle on James Batchelor. However, his grade C charge means he has only been hit in the pocket.

Jesse Sue has been hit with a ban. (Photo: Olly Hassell/SWpix.com)

placeholder image — Jesse Sue has been hit with a ban. (Photo: Olly Hassell/SWpix.com)

Wakefield will be without Jazz Tevaga this week, though, after he received a one-match ban for a late hit.

The forward, who was banned in the wake of the Challenge Cup defeat to Wigan Warriors in April, must watch Friday's Super League game against Matt Peet's side from the sidelines.

Trinity's match-winner Mason Lino and KR winger Joe Burgess were sin-binned but no further action has been taken.

As many as 18 players were charged by the panel, including fines for Leeds Rhinos winger Maika Sivo and Bradford Bulls hooker Andy Ackers.