AFl players face tribunal for contacting umpire - 7NEWS
Carlton midfielder Ed Curnow and Gold Coast co-captain Seven May both appeared to deliberately touch a field umpire.
7news.com.auHere’s the latest on AFL Tribunal as of now:
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The AFL Tribunal remains the independent body that handles suspension appeals and sanctions stemming from MRO findings. Recent coverage indicates continued activity around high-profile appeals and upholding or downgrading sanctions in various cases.[4]
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Notable recent developments include live deliberations and public updates from AFL on disciplinary determinations, including cases involving conduct unbecoming and on-field incidents. These updates are issued directly by the AFL and are the primary source for the official outcomes.[5][4]
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In addition to on-field cases, broader discussions about the Tribunal’s consistency and process have persisted in media and fan comment sections, with some calls for greater transparency and standardization across weeks.[3][9]
If you’d like, I can monitor for the very latest official decisions and summarize each ruling with dates, charges, and sanctions. I can also pull the primary AFL statements or reputable outlets for precise, up-to-date details.