Brett Goodes accepts his suspension but Darren Glass and Nat Fyfe challenge Geelong captain Joel Selwood was forced from the ground after this round-house punch to the stomach from Bulldog captain Matthew Boyd WEST Coast captain Darren Glass and Fremantle star Nat Fyfe will both risk increased suspensions when they contest their bans at the AFL tribunal tonight. But Western Bulldog Brett Goodes must sit out the next two rounds after accepting his ban for rough conduct that benched Geelong's Josh Caddy for the second half of last Saturday night's game. Glass is risking a three-match suspension, while Fyfe could miss two weeks if their challenges fail. Glass was offered a two-game ban, which would have sidelined him from Sunday's home game against the Western Bulldogs and an away assignment against Brisbane Lions the following round. The Eagles then host North Melbourne in Round 8. The Lions clash, where Glass would likely line up on Jonathan Brown, looms as yet another danger game for the struggling Eagles. They lost the corresponding fixture last year. Fyfe was offered one match for kicking Daniel Jackson. If unsuccessful he will mass Saturday's match against Gold Coast (Metricon Stadium) as well the Round 7 home fixture against Collingwood. Glass's high bump on Port Adelaide's Paul Stewart was compounded by 82.81 demerit points carried over from Glass' one-game penalty for a similar offence against Lions skipper Jonathan Brown in Round 18 last season. Bulldogs captain Matthew Boyd can play against the Eagles after escaping with a reprimand and 70.31 carryover points for striking Geelong counterpart Joel Selwood. Lions James Polkinghorne and Billy Longer accepted reprimands for tripping and rough conduct charges stemming from the Gabba win against Melbourne. North Melbourne backman Jamie Macmillan was reprimanded for making contact to Hawthorn forward Lance Franklin's head in a boundary line retaliation that sparked a scuffle in the second quarter at the MCG on Sunday night. Macmillan was also hit with a $3000 fine for his third melee offence, which also cost teammates Scott Thompson ($2100), Aaron Mullett ($1200) and Ryan Bastinac ($1200). Franklin and fellow Hawks Isaac Smith, Jack Gunston and Jordan Lewis were each fined $1200 for their involvement in the melee. Hawk forward Luke Breust's matchday report for striking Roos ruckman Todd Goldstein was thrown out, and Port Adelaide's Angus Monfries is in the clear for a tackle that left Eagle Matt Priddis with concussion. Tiger Brad Helbig was fined $1200 for standing on Docker Danyle Pearce's hand, and the Giants' Tom Scully was fined $1800 for a second offence of colliding with a field umpire.