Summary:
The Super League's Super League player has been fined £500 for a "shameful behaviour" during a live broadcast.

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St Helens player Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook has been punished by the Rugby Football League for swearing in the immediate aftermath of his club's Grand-Final triumph. Sky Sports were forced to apologise to viewers after an excited McCarthy-Scarsbrook accidently let slip a swear word during a live interview just moments after he had helped his side to a surprise 14-6 win over Wigan at Old Trafford last Saturday. Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook of St Helens lifts the Super League trophy aloft after the Grand Final victory . ouie McCarthy-Scarsbrook (centre) of St Helens celebrates his side's opening try scored by Sia Soliola . St Helens captain Paul Wellens lifts the trophy after winning the Super League Grand Final . He was on Thursday fined £250 after being found guilty of misconduct, although the fine is suspended until the end of next season. An RFL spokesman said: 'McCarthy-Scarsbrook was deemed to be in breach of operational rule D1.8(c) and the RFL's Respect policy.' St Helens coach Nathan Brown and Paul Wellens lift the trophy after winning the Super League Grand Final . Sia Soliola celebrates in front of Saints fans after making his final appearance for the club .