I think you need to look the definition of leg, side and momentum.

Hansen hit the hip/lower back from behind and Ratchford was still attempting to push forward (tackle was not complete). In no way was it a cannonball tackle, hence why he was cleared.

I'm glad he's got given a token gesture of a one game ban. I'm an England fan and I want him playing for us against the Aussies.

It highlights what a joke it is that domestic bans carry over to international matches.

Advantage to Australia.

He's an embarrassment.

A player who gets a ban should serve it against the team he offended.
Westwood should miss the next Wigan v Warrington fixture.

The game has moved on from part time players in full time employment and the disciplinary system needs to move along with the times.
SL players are contracted men, Westwood is under contract for next year so there should be no issue with the ban being enforced on him next season.

It shouldn't interfere with Internationals anyway as the precendent was set by the Aussies.
When we arrived in Brisbane in '94 for the WCC Andreew Gee was in the middle of a eight match ban. The Broncos appealed it for the Wigan game saying it was an (then) ARL fixture in which he offended and the ban was for ARL games not International ones like v Wigan.
Their appeal was successful and Gee played.
This really does need sorting out!

As good as it is for England, it really does highlight the lunacy that is the RFL.