Controversial player Simon Chisholm is back in front of the BOP Rugby Union judiciary after he was cited following an incident in the Baywide premier match between Te Puke Sports and Rotoiti at Te Puke on Saturday.
The alleged incident was not reported by the three match officials but was seen by spectators, one of whom cited Chisholm.
Chisholm will appear in front of the judicial committee tomorrow night.
He is only three weeks back from a five-week suspension after he was sent off for punching against Tauranga Sports on April 27.
He hit the headlines last year after he was assaulted in a game against Te Puna that left him in hospital and his assailant facing a criminal conviction. He spent several months recovering from the head injury and was forthright in the media with his views on violence in sport.