FREMANTLE'S Taylin Duman will face the AFL Tribunal on Tuesday night after the Dockers chose to challenge his two-match suspension.

Duman was banned for striking Giants defender Lachie Whitfield during the third quarter of the match  at UNSW Canberra Oval on Saturday.

The incident was assessed as intentional conduct with medium impact and high contact. 

Meanwhile, Geelong forward Tom Hawkins has escaped with a monetary sanction for his contentious off-the-ball bump to Hawthorn defender James Sicily.

The incident was assessed by Match Review Officer Michael Christian as intentional conduct with low impact to the body, meaning he will be fined $2000 as a result.

All other sanctions from round five have been accepted by players.

Brisbane captain Dayne Zorko has accepted a $2000 sanction for rough conduct against Collingwood's Taylor Adams.

Giant Jacob Hopper has accepted a $2000 fine for engaging in rough conduct against Docker Matt Taberner.

Melbourne veteran Jordan Lewis has accepted a $1500 sanction for striking St Kilda tagger Jack Steele, and Western Bulldogs captain Easton Wood has accepted a $2000 sanction for rough conduct against Carlton co-captain Patrick Cripps.