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Footballer stabbed during night out

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Monday 04 October 2010 16:48 BST
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Burton forward James Ellison is recovering in hospital following a knife attack, the npower League Two club have confirmed.

The 18-year-old suffered a stab wound to the back during a night out in the Liverpool area on Saturday.

The incident is being investigated by police.

"James has been involved in an incident whilst he was out with a group of friends," Albion boss Paul Peschisolido told the club's official website.

"I have spoken with him since and I am relieved to say that he will be leaving hospital shortly.

"I would like to wish James a speedy recovery on behalf of everyone at the football club."

Ellison joined Burton in the summer following his release by Liverpool.

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