England wing Henry Arundell will be available for Saturday’s Six Nations showdown with Ireland at Twickenham after learning his fate following last weekend’s red card.
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The 23-year-old faced a disciplinary hearing on Tuesday after being shown two yellow cards in England’s 31-20 Six Nations defeat to Scotland national rugby union team.
Arundell was first sin-binned for failing to release in the tackle, before picking up a second yellow for taking out Kyle Steyn in the air.
The Bath flyer’s double yellow resulted in an automatic 20-minute red card, leaving England down to 14 men for a total of 30 minutes during the clash.
However, the disciplinary panel ruled that no further punishment was required.
In a statement, it was confirmed the player accepted the acts of foul play that led to both yellow cards, but officials deemed the dismissal itself to be a sufficient sanction — noting the first offence was technical in nature and the second a separate incident.
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