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Breaking: Two Carlton AFL players hospitalised in Melbourne

The club has confirmed Lachie Cowan and Will Hayward have been admitted to hospital under separate circumstances.

Breaking: Two Carlton AFL players hospitalised in Melbourne

Two Carlton AFL players, Lachie Cowan and Will Hayward, were hospitalized in Melbourne on Sunday amid separate incidents, according to the club. Cowan was treated and discharged, while Hayward suffered a minor head injury after a fall and required stitches. Ambulance Victoria reported an incident in South Yarra around 5:15am, with an ambulance transporting a man in his 20s with upper body injuries to The Alfred Hospital in stable condition. The club has been closely monitoring the players' wellbeing.

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