North Queensland forward Glenn Hall is set to miss Saturday's NRL clash with the Warriors after being charged with a high tackle.

Hall has received a grade one careless charge for a 67th minute hit on former Manly team-mate Glenn Stewart in the Sea Eagles' 24-4 victory at Brookvale Oval last Saturday night.

An early guilty plea to the low grade charge would normally mean Hall escapes a ban.

But carry-over points from another grade one charge for a tackle on Melbourne's Anthony Quinn in round three, to which Hall entered the early guilty plea, mean the second-rower will miss one game if he enters the same plea.

Hall will also miss one match with an unsuccessful defence at the NRL judiciary.

No other players were charged by the match review committee from the round 14 matches so far completed.

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