Date set for Curry disciplinary listening to over Rugby World Cup crimson card
The Sale flanker was despatched off within the third minute for a collision of heads with Argentina full-back Juan Cruz Mallia.
Curry was awarded a yellow card on the sector, with the infringement upgraded to a crimson card after a tv official evaluation.
England needed to play the majority of the match with 14 males but delivered a controlled performance to prevail 27-10.
Curry was taking part in his first match since May in Saturday’s Pool D World Cup opener, having picked up an ankle downside in coaching in early August.
The bullish flanker is considered one of England’s most necessary gamers, and boss Steve Borthwick will hope to not lose the 25-year-old for an prolonged interval.
“England’s Tom Curry will appear before an independent judicial committee in Paris having received a red card, following a review by the Foul Play Review Officer, in England’s Rugby World Cup 2023 Pool D match against Argentina in Marseille for a dangerous tackle,” confirmed World Rugby in a press release.
“At the player’s request, the hearing will take place on Tuesday evening, 12 September.”
Curry’s dismissal was England’s fourth crimson card in six matches.
Freddie Steward was despatched off towards Ireland in Dublin within the Six Nations, although that was later rescinded.
Owen Farrell was despatched off for a excessive deal with within the 19-17 World Cup warm-up win over Wales at Twickenham, and has missed England’s first two World Cup matches in consequence.
Billy Vunipola was then despatched off in England’s 29-10 defeat by Ireland in Dublin on August 19, and needed to sit out the Argentina World Cup conflict.
Australia’s Adam Casselden, John Langford and Jamie Corsi will resolve Curry’s destiny.
Casselden chaired the panel that originally overturned Farrell’s crimson card towards Wales, clearing the England captain to return to motion instantly.
World Rugby appealed that call and received their case nonetheless, arguing that there was no mitigation in Farrell’s head-high shot on Taine Basham as he didn’t try to wrap along with his arms.
World Rugby putting in Casselden to chair this panel now signifies their continued religion in one of many recreation’s most skilled and revered judiciary officers.