Scarlets winger Steff Evans is free to face Munster in Saturday's Pro12 final after having the red card he was shown in last week's semi-final win at Leinster rescinded.
The Welshman was shown a red for this tip tackle on Garry Ringrose towards the end of the first half at the RDS.
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However, the Pro12 disciplinary panel have ruled that the tackle only became dangerous "as a result of the intervention of Scarlets No 3 (Samson Lee).
"The Panel having directed itself under reference to the decision of the Appeal Committee in Ross Ford and Jonny Gray (RWC 2015) decided, by a majority, that this meant that the red card should be rescinded.The player is therefore free to play."
Evans had scored a try before being dismissed but his team-mates survived the second-half numerical disadvantage to seal a surprise 27-15 victory.
