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Cherry-Evans escapes dangerous throw ban

Two players have been charged by the NRL match review committee from Sunday's clash between Manly and Parramatta.

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Manly captain Daly Cherry-Evans is free to take on South Sydney on Saturday despite being charged with a dangerous throw in their NRL win over Parramatta.

Cherry-Evans was hit with a grade one dangerous throw on Eels winger Kirisome Auva'a in the 46th minute of Sunday's victory, but a guilty plea attracts just 75 points.

Eels prop Daniel Alvaro was stung with a grade one dangerous contact to the neck of Sea Eagles centre Brian Kelly, but can also escape suspension with an early guilty plea.


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