Mika on dangerous tackle charge
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Your support makes all the difference.The Hull KR forward Constantine Mika will appear before the Rugby Football League's disciplinary committee tonight charged with making dangerous contact with an opponent. Mika was called in after the RFL's review panel studied an incident in Rovers' defeat at Warrington on Sunday. He faces up to a two-match ban.
London Broncos' Tony Clubb (above) is having scans to see if he broke his jaw in the defeat by Huddersfield at the weekend.
The St Helens chairman, Eamonn McManus, is to be made a freeman of the town, in recognition of his role as the driving force behind Saints' new ground at Langtree Park.
The Royal Navy hosted the Challenge Cup second-round draw yesterday and pulled out a plum tie for themselves – home to leading amateur club Leigh Miners Rangers. The RAF will be at East Hull and the British Army at Oulton Raiders.
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