Lions 2013: Cian Healy suffers ankle injury against Western Force and is cited for alleged bite The loosehead prop suffered a suspected ankle ligament injury at the end of the first half. He was carried off on a stretcher and Mako Vunipola looked impressive as his replacement, which was a slight relief for Lions fans. Even if he does bounce back from an injury which looked to be be worse that early prognosis suggested, Healy could be looking at a ban after a complaint of foul play was made against him by Western Force scrum-half Brett Sheeran before he departed. The citing commissioner will be looking into accusations of biting against Healy, as well as a stamp by Lions scrum-half Connor Murray on Force centre Ed Stubbs at a ruck. Sheehan accused Healy of biting him when defending at a ruck near their own try line around the 15-minute mark. The television match official, though, found no evidence when reviewing the tape, with both coaches offering little insight on the issue with the matter to be settled by the citing commission. Soon afterwards the game was stopped for a lengthy period in the 35th minute when Healy screamed out in pain as his leg twisted in the tackle. "It's not broken but they think its ligament damage so we will have to wait 24, 48 hours and see what happens from that," Lions head coach Warren Gatland said.