WARRINGTON Wolves will be without half back Richie Myler for up to two months after he suffered a fractured cheekbone during the 60-0 victory against his former club Salford on Friday.
The Wolves have confirmed the fracture today following an initial assessment and Myler will see a specialist, tomorrow Monday.
He is expected to be sidelined for between 6-8 weeks.
Myler has been enjoying some of his best form this season following his heart break at missing last year’s challenge cup final at Wembley after being left out of the squad by Head Coach Tony Smith.
The injury is a bitter blow to Warrington’s title ambitions.
Myler suffers fractured cheekbone
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