Rebels Vuna to only miss one Super game Melbourne Rebels winger Cooper Vuna will only miss one Super Rugby game for his role in the post-match fight between teammates while Wallabies star Kurtley Beale may find out his fate on Thursday. Vuna and Beale were sent home in disgrace from South Africa, missing their clash with the Cheetahs on the weekend. Following their 64-7 loss to the Sharks in Durban and a team outing to a nightclub, Beale punched captain Gareth Delve and when Vuna intervened they traded blows. Vuna then tweeted about the incident, calling Beale a "grub" in another breach of team protocol. The Rebels announced on Wednesday night after a hearing that Vuna would be available for their game against the Western Force in 10 days time, taking into account his previous good behaviour and community work. Vuna has been banned from using social media. The club and Australian Rugby Union inquiry into Beale's actions is continuing with a resolution likely on Thursday. He may face a lengthy suspension or even have his contract terminated. After the hearing, Vuna apologised for the embarrassment he caused the club. "During my time with the Melbourne Rebels I have turned my life around," he said in a statement. The outcome of this incident in Durban is not consistent with the values of my family, my church and my football club. Vuna, a father of two, has been on a self-imposed alcohol ban for the last six months and dropped 10kg in the process. The rugby league convert is trying to add to his two Test caps earned last year. Meanwhile, Delve says he would have no trouble playing alongside wayward Wallaby star Beale despite the punch. "I'm a professional rugby player - for the most part my relationship with Kurtley has been excellent," Delve said. The Cheetahs are returning from their most successful Australasian tour after victories over NSW Waratahs, Highlanders and the Force. Rookie Jordy Reid will also get his first start, replacing Scott Fuglistaller. Wallabies backrower Scott Higginbotham has been cleared of any shoulder damage while centre Mitch Inman is on the mend after a stomach bug.