McGuire given one-game ban

Tuesday 25 September 2012 21:12 EDT
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Leeds Rhinos' hopes of reaching a second successive Grand Final have been dealt a body blow with the loss of Danny McGuire through suspension. The 29-year-old half-back has been handed a one-match ban, and a £300 fine, after being found guilty by the Rugby Football League's disciplinary committee last night of a reckless high tackle.

It means McGuire, who was put on report for the tackle on Louis Anderson during the champions' 27-20 win over Catalan Dragons last Friday, will miss Friday's play-off semi-final at Wigan.

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