Adelaide may be without key midfielder Rory Sloane for their crucial final-round clash with West Coast after he was hit with a rough conduct charge.
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Sloane has to decide whether to accept a one-match ban for a hit on Port Adelaide's Brad Ebert after the AFL match review panel ruled that there was medium impact to Ebert's head. If he contests the suspension Sloane would risk being sidelined for the first week of the finals as he would lose the early-plea discount.
Heath Grundy of Sydney can accept a $1000 fine with an early plea after he was charged with rough conduct against North Melbourne's Lindsay Thomas in Hobart on Saturday.
The incident was assessed as intentional conduct with low impact to the body. The incident was classified as a $1500 sanction, with a discount for the early plea.
Jordan Lewis is free to play in Hawthorn's game with Collingwood after his punch of West Coast ruckman Scott Lycett was ruled to be below the force required for a report.
Fremantle's Michael Apeness has no case to answer after his contact with Greater Western Sydney's Heath Shaw on Saturday was deemed insufficient to constitute a reportable offence.
