Soward and Cartwright hospitalised

Penrith pair Jamie Soward and Bryce Cartwright have been hospitalised following the side's loss to Canberra on Monday night.

Jamie Soward of the Penrith Panthers

Penrith's Jamie Soward is expected to sit out Saturday's NRL wooden spoon playoff with Newcastle. (AAP)

Penrith's Jamie Soward and Bryce Cartwright are at long odds to play again this NRL season after being hospitalised following Monday's bruising clash with Canberra.

Soward (concussion) and Cartwright (lacerated kidney) will likely sit out Saturday's wooden spoon playoff with Newcastle despite being named by coach Ivan Cleary.

Soward spent the night in Canberra Hospital following a collision with Jack Wighton late in the first half.

The Panthers said he would be monitored throughout the week.

In-form back-rower Cartwright will remain in hospital for the next few days but will not require surgery.


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