Western Bulldogs forward Jack Redpath will challenge his two-match ban at the AFL Tribunal on Tuesday night.
Jack Redpath has appealed his penalty imposed by the MRP from round 21. Tribunal will sit tonight.
All other penalties have been accepted.— AFL MRP & Tribunal (@AFLTribunal) August 15, 2017
Redpath was originally handed a two-match suspension by the AFL's Match Review Panel on Monday afternoon, after striking Phil Davis on Friday night.
Due to Redpath's bad record, his strike - which was graded as intentional conduct with low impact to the head - could not be reduced to one match.
The forward was unable to accept an early-plea of one-match, meaning he would have to accept a two-match ban, or fight the charge.
Should Redpath fail in his bid to appeal the charge, he could be facing up to three matches on the sidelines.
