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In an epic elimination final between the Raiders and the Knights, Jack Wighton, who will be joining the Rabbitohs next season, has been sent straight to the NRL judiciary for an alleged bite on Tyson Gamble.
Despite replays clearly showing Wighton's mouth around Gamble's arm, he was allowed to continue playing.
Referee Ashley Klein placed the incident on report but did not send Wighton off, despite calls from the crowd.
Wighton protested, saying, "I can't move my mouth.
Outgoing Canberra Raiders star Jack Wighton has been sent straight to the NRL judiciary for allegedly biting Newcastle five-eighth Tyson Gamble.
It means Wighton could miss the start of next season for his new club South Sydney, having played his last game for the Raiders' in their heart-breaking elimination final loss to the Knights in Newcastle on Sunday.
Gamble made the allegations against Wighton after he'd tackled the Canberra centre in the 47th minute of the match.
In a recent Rugby League match between the Raiders and the Knights, Jack Wighton of the Raiders has found himself in hot water.
Wighton has been referred directly to the NRL Judiciary for a Dangerous Contact charge on Knights five-eighth Tyson Gamble.
The incident in question occurred in the 46th minute of the match.
The Raiders' official website, raiders.com.au, has reported on this incident, bringing it to the attention of fans and supporters.