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The RFL's match review panel has handed charges to seven players, including one from Wakefield Trinity, following the latest round of Betfred Super League games.

Trinity's Mason Lino was handed a one-game penalty notice for a grade B high tackle in Sunday's win over Warrington Wolves.

The ban means the Samoan half-back will miss Saturday's mid-season international between Combined Nations All Stars and England, but is available for Trinity's next game, away to Salford Red Devils on Sunday, June 26.

The same applies to Salford's Tim Lafai, another Samoan, who received a one-match suspension for a grade B 'late hit off the ball' against Wigan.

Mason Lino on the attack in Trinity's win over Warrington. Picture by Will Palmer/SWpix.com,

No Leeds Rhinos or Castleford Tigers players were charged following last weekend's games.

The other five players, who were all charged with grade A offences, received zero-game penalty notices, meaning they avoided a ban.

They were: Josh Griffin (Hull FC, dangerous contact), Morgan Knowles (St Helens, dangerous contact), James Bell (St Helens, dangerous contact ), Andrew Dixon (Toulouse Olympique, trip), Thomas Leuluai (Wigan Warriors, dangerous contact).

Match review panel: Seven players charged following latest Super League round