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He was penalised and placed on report early in the loss to Tonga.

Samoa forward Junior Paulo has avoided a suspension and will be available for his side's Rugby League World Cup semi-final against Australia. The forward escaped with a warning following an alleged shoulder charge during Sunday evening's match.
Paulo was originally penalized and placed on report early during Samoa's 20-18 defeat to Tonga at CommBank Stadium. Despite the disciplinary citation, the decision allows Paulo to feature in the crucial upcoming knockout fixture.
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