West Coast captain Liam Duggan has been offered a two-game suspension for his rough conduct charge on Adelaide key forward Riley Thilthorpe.

The Match Review Officer (MRO) caught Duggan's incident during the third quarter, which was graded as careless conduct, high impact and high contact.

The Eagles skipper was seen bypassing the ball and hitting Thilthorpe's jaw, which resulted in him coming off the ground and being assessed.

The Crows forward managed to play out the game after the Head Injury Assessment (HIA).

If Duggan accepts the penalty, he'll miss the remainder of West Coast's 2025 season, clashes against the Western Bulldogs and Sydney.

For an incident in the same quarter, Adelaide defender Rory Laird was offered a one-match ban for his rough conduct charge on West Coast forward Jamie Cripps.

The MRO graded the incident as careless conduct, medium impact and high contact.

Laird could miss Saturday's blockbuster clash against Collingwood at the Adelaide Oval.

GWS pair Stephen Coniglio and Joe Fonti were both fined for separate incidents during Sunday's clash against North Melbourne.

Coniglio got sanctioned for striking Kangaroos youngster George Wardlaw, while Fonti was penalised for engaging in a melee/wrestle. Both face fines of $1,500 or $1,000 with a guilty plea.

In the same contest, Cooper Harvey was also punished for his involvement in the wrestling and was issued a fine of $1,500 ($1,000, with a guilty plea).

Earlier in the round, Essendon's Dylan Shiel was referred directly to the Tribunal for his rough conduct offence on Geelong's Mark O'Connor.

Fremantle champion Nat Fyfe is facing a fine of $5,000 ($3,125, with a guilty plea) for careless contact with an umpire, as is Port Adelaide captain Connor Rozee.

Mabior Chol (rough conduct), Daniel McStay (tripping) and Andrew Brayshaw (tripping) were issued fines of $3,000 ($2,000, with a guilty plea).

Oisin Mullin (striking) and Cooper Lord (umpire contact) were also fined $1,500 ($1,000, with a guilty plea).

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