A footballer from Middlesbrough has spent a week at the Isle of Man Prison after allegedly injuring a fellow partygoer in a nightclub.
24-year-old Rhys Llewellyn denies assaulting the woman with a glass, causing wounding, at Sugar Sugar in Douglas on February 6th.
He's also been charged with assaulting a man on the street outside on the same night - no pleas have been entered to that charge.
Llewellyn had captained the Teesside team during a match against the Isle of Man side in the quarter finals of the Inter-League Cup in Peel earlier that day.
At Douglas Courthouse yesterday an application for bail was approved with his mother putting up a £5,000 surety to secure his release.
He'll return to the Island on April 5th when he's due to be committed to the Court of General Gaol Delivery.
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