NZ Warriors will be without Reece Walsh and Adam Pompey when they face Melbourne Storm on June 13, with both players to serve one-match suspensions after being cited in the 29-28 defeat to North Queensland Cowboys last weekend.
Walsh will serve a one-match suspension after being cited for a grade one striking charge on Cowboys forward Mitchell Dunn.
The 18-year-old fullback retaliated against Dunn, who was also cited for striking Walsh.
Dunn has also been handed a one-match ban as a result, charged with dangerous contact with the head or neck.
Pompey, 22, has also been given a one-match suspension for a crusher tackle on North Queensland's Heilum Loki.
Both Walsh and Pompey entered early guilty pleas, avoiding the chance of a two-game suspension.
Meanwhile, utility forward Jazz Tevaga has escaped suspension, entering an early guilty plea after being charged with dangerous contact - also against Loki.
While free to face the Storm, Tevaga has been fined AUS $1350 (NZ $1439).
The Warriors are currently on a bye week, as the majority of the NRL's sides have been given the week off to accommodate for next Wednesday's State of Origin series opener.
