Adelaide utility Jemmika Douglas and midfielder Teah Charlton have been charged by the Match Review Officer for separate incidents during the Crows’ Round Six match against Brisbane.

Douglas was cited for rough conduct against Lions forward Dakota Davidson in the fourth quarter on Sunday.

The incident was graded as careless conduct, low impact, and high contact, and carries a fine of $400, which can be reduced to $250 with an early plea.

Charlton, meanwhile, has been fined $200 for careless contact with an umpire during the first quarter of the match at Brighton Homes Arena.

Douglas and Charlton will be free to play in the Crows’ Round Seven clash against Fremantle at Unley Oval on Sunday.