Parramatta are breathing a sigh of relief after playmaker Dylan Brown was cleared by the NRL match review committee.
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But there may be more pain for Brisbane with lock Joe Ofahengaue facing a one-match ban and fine.
The Eels were sweating on Brown's availability for their semi-final against Melbourne after the five-eighth was placed on report for a possible crusher tackle on Broncos No.1 Anthony Milford in their record 58-0 rout on Sunday at Bankwest Stadium.
But Brown did not appear on Monday's charge sheet.
Ofahengaue was not so lucky.
The Broncos No.13 faces a one-match suspension on a grade-one dangerous contact charge following a 14th minute incident with Eels halfback Mitchell Moses.
He also faces a $1350 fine for a grade-one careless high tackle on Parramatta flyer Blake Ferguson in the 69th minute.
The fine will blow out to $1800 if the Broncos enforcer fights it at the judiciary and loses.
Ofahengaue was placed on report for a high shot that caught Ferguson on the nose and was labelled a "cheap shot" by Fox Sports commentator Greg Alexander.
Australian Associated Press
