Port Adelaide star Hamish Hartlett accepts two-match ban for bump on Seb Tape PORT Adelaide midfielder Hamish Hartlett will not challenge his report for bumping Gold Coast defender Seb Tape at the AFL tribunal tonight. This means Hartlett will miss the Power's remaining two home-and-away games against Fremantle in Perth on Saturday and Carlton at AAMI Stadium on Saturday week. And he has to hope the Power keeps eighth spot - and the doctors clear him to play in Port's first final since 2007. Hartlett now has to get the medical clearance on his dislocated left shoulder which was damaged when he was tackled by two Suns opponents in Saturday's win at West Lakes. The match review panel rated Hartlett's second-quarter bump on Gold Coast defender Seb Tape as worthy of a three-game ban - reduced to two if Hartlett accepts an early plea this morning. Port's legal team last night was reviewing the tape of Saturday's game at AAMI Stadium to assess a possible tribunal challenge. But the Power today decided taking the case to the tribunal - which could have resulted in the full three-week ban being enforced, ruling Hartlett out of the first week of the finals, if Port makes it - was too big a risk. "We considered challenging the ban, but the risk of Hamish missing three weeks instead of two was too great," Rohde said. We believe his intention was to lay a fair shepherd, but he'll have to cop the suspension on the chin and move on. All players charged by the MRP yesterday have accepted their sanctions, which means Simon Black will cop a one-week ban for striking GWS captain Callan Ward. Dean Cox and Scott Selwood have accepted reprimands.