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Two Carlton players taken to hospital after separate incidents
Two Carlton players went to hospital after separate incidents over the weekend.
Carlton is an Australian football club, and the incidents involved two of its players.
One player was taken by ambulance after a night out.
A senior player went to hospital on Sunday morning with a cut to the head after falling following a night out.
He had woken with a headache and travelled to hospital by Uber.
Both players are believed to be doing well.
Carlton said it would release a statement on Sunday; allegations that recreational drugs were involved had circulated, but the club had not yet commented.
Two Carlton players were taken to hospital after separate incidents over the weekend, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
One player was taken by ambulance after a night of partying.
A second, senior player went to hospital on Sunday morning with a cut to the head after falling following a night out.
The second player took an Uber to hospital after waking with a headache, a source told the newspaper.
Both players were believed to be doing well.
- Who
- Two Carlton players.
- What
- They were taken to hospital after separate incidents over the weekend.
- When
- Over the weekend, with the second player going to hospital on Sunday morning.
- Where
- The incidents’ locations are not stated; the second player was treated at a hospital.
- Why
- One player was taken by ambulance after a night of partying; the second sought treatment for a cut to the head after falling.
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Two Carlton players were involved in separate incidents.
A senior player went to hospital with a cut to the head after waking with a headache.
Carlton was expected to release a statement.
- Players hospitalised
- 2
- Club
- Carlton
- First incident
- One player was taken to hospital by ambulance
- Second incident
- Senior player treated for a cut to the head
- Second player’s transport
- Uber






