Fresh details have emerged of an exchange between Cameron Munster and Paul Alamoti after the Penrith centre accused the Storm five-eighth of 'biting' him during a tackle in the grand final. On Monday, the Match Review Committee opted not to charge Munster with a suspension after he was accused of biting Alamoti during the NRL grand final.

Melbourne Storm star Cameron Munster says he has "nothing to worry about" after an accusation of biting in the NRL grand final.

Premiership winning Penrith centre Paul Alamoti doesn’t want to see Cameron Munster suspended for an alleged bite in Sunday’s grand final, with the Storm five-eighth adamant he did nothing wrong.

Cameron Munster is set to face scrutiny from the NRL’s match review committee after being placed on report for an alleged bite in Melbourne’s grand final loss. The Storm five-eighth was racing downfield late in Sunday’s 14-6 loss to Penrith at Accor Stadium when tackled by Paul Alamoti.

Melbourne superstar Cameron Munster has hit back at claims he bit Penrith centre Paul Alamoti in the dying stages of Sunday night’s grand final, saying: “Obviously the judiciary will sort that out but I can put my hand on my heart and tell you I didn’t bite him.

Cameron Munster has been sensationally cleared of biting Penrith’s Paul Alamoti in the NRL grand final. Alamoti accused the Melbourne five-eighth in the final 10 minutes of the Panthers’ 14-6 win on Sunday, with referee Ashley Klein putting Munster on report.

Storm five-eighth Cameron Munster was put on report by referee Ashley Klein in the 74th minute of the grand final after an alleged incident with Penrith centre Paul Alamoti.

Melbourne Storms Cameron Munster was reported for an alleged bite on Penrith Panthers Paul Alamoti in the NRL Grand Final.