CCTV appeal after man stabbed outside pub
The 24-year-old was wounded "following an argument with three other males, one of whom was wearing a balaclava" outside the Glasshouse in Lord Street at about 19:40 GMT on Friday, Merseyside Police said.
He was taken to hospital with injuries, which are not believed to be serious.
Officers have issued images of two men they want to speak to concerning the attack.
Det Insp Louise Johnson said: "Although the quality of the images is not ideal, we hope that it may trigger a memory from someone who may have seen these men in the area."
A 24-year-old man from Bootle has been arrested on suspicion of possession of a controlled drug.
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