Woman alleges she was physically assaulted by Queensland Origin forward Ben Te'o, who denies the claims Former Bronco now South Sydney Rabbitohs player Ben Te'o (right), with Greg Inglis. SOUTH Sydney won't stand down Queensland Origin forward Ben Te'o despite assault allegations, which Te'o denies. A Brisbane woman has contacted Queensland police alleging she was physically assaulted by Te'o in the presence of fellow NRL players Corey Norman and Darius Boyd. News Limited can reveal Norman, the Broncos fullback, made a 000 emergency call after the alleged incident, which left the woman with a black eye and facial injuries. On Monday, she conducted a tell-all interview with Channel Nine, which will be aired tonight. The woman has spoken with police but has yet to lodge a formal complaint. The alleged incident occurred after the Test match between Australia and New Zealand, played in Canberra on Friday, April 19. The following night, Te'o and Newcastle fullback Boyd, who played in the Test match for the Kangaroos, visited Norman in Brisbane. The woman is understood to have returned to Norman's Brisbane home, where Te'o, now at the Rabbitohs, lived during his time with the Broncos. It is alleged an altercation broke out between Te'o and the woman, who was left with bleeding near her left eye. One of the players immediately fled from the premises. Sources told News Limited Norman attended to the woman, treating her eye with a towel before ringing police, who arrived to interview the parties. Te'o has denied the allegations, releasing a statement this afternoon stating: "I wish to make the following statement in relation to rumours circulating about an incident which occurred approximately one month ago in Brisbane. To this point I have not had any contact from the Police since their attendance at the house, and neither my management nor my club have had any contact from the Police or the female at the centre of this news story. Ben Te'o for the Rabbitohs. Rabbitohs CEO Shane Richardson said Te'o would not be stood down. "Ben informed us that an incident occurred last month in Brisbane, and he has been very up front and open with us in our discussions with him in recent weeks," Richardson said. We take situations like this very seriously, and our Club has an excellent track record in such matters. Details of the alleged incident have emerged just a week after the NRL celebrated its Women in League round. Broncos chief executive Paul White declined to comment when contacted this morning. Newcastle boss Matt Gidley did not return calls to News Limited. The development also comes at an inopportune time for Queensland. The Maroons team for Origin I is named Monday and both Te'o and Boyd were expected to be included for the series opener at ANZ Stadium on June 5.