AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan is open to changing the rules if necessary to ensure a crackdown on jumper punches.
The match review panel is looking at a number of incidents during the spiteful first half of Sunday's game between North Melbourne and Melbourne, with a number of jumper punches thrown.
"I don't like punching in our game and I don't feel it's the look we want - to the extent that our rules don't provide for it, we'll look to change it," McLachlan said.
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