A second investigation into incidents during the Goulburn Valley League reserves clash between Kyabram and Benalla will be opened.
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A marathon tribunal hearing on Wednesday night resulted in Kyabram co-coach Brad Edwards being found not guilty on two counts of rough conduct following the May 8 contest at Kyabram Recreation Reserve.
But after the approximately four-and-a-half-hour hearing the independent tribunal recommended a separate investigation be opened into another Kyabram player pertaining to the same two charges of rough conduct in the round six reserves fixture.
The league board has already approved the opening of the new investigation, which will begin promptly.
The initial investigation had been granted an extension after being delayed, with the recent coronavirus restrictions hampering the process.
Investigations adhere to a 10-day timeline for completion unless an extension is granted.
In Murray Football League, Deniliquin's Todd Gallagher accepted a two-match set penalty for striking during his side's clash against Finley at the weekend.
Gallagher will miss games against Barooga and Numurkah.
Also accepting a set suspension was Rennie's Paul McCallum.
McCallum with miss the next two Picola District Football League rounds after being charged with intentionally striking.
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