Two men have appeared in court over a brawl in north-west Sydney that was organised over Facebook. The brawl left a a father and son are in hospital with life-threatening injuries after they were stabbed in the altercation that involved about 20 people at Rouse Hill at about 8.30pm on Thursday. The fight involving baseball bats, knives and scissors was organised over 'trash talking' on Facebook, with the father and two of his sons going to confront another male, the Sydney Morning Herald reported. Scroll down for video . A father and son are in hospital with life-threatening injuries after they were stabbed in a brawl at Rouse Hill . The fight involving baseball bats, knives and scissors was organised over 'trash talking' on Facebook . 'It was all fists and then they starting picking on other guys and jumping them,' the witness told the Herald. 'I saw one of the guys who got stabbed running off but then he collapsed to the floor. The guy who had the knife just went away. 'There was a lot of blood. The knife was the length from the palm of your hand to your fingers.' The fight was organised to be between two teenage members of two seperate families. The father and son who were stabbed came to help their family member,The Today Show reported. The victims have been identified as Trevor and Trent Allen. Glenn and Jyle Shillingsworth - aged 20 and 18 - have been charged with wounding with intent and affray after the fight, which police say was pre-arranged on Facebook. A 15-year-old man has also been charged and will appear in court on Friday . They have been charged with two counts of wound person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm  and affray. The father, aged 41, suffered wounds to his stomach, arms and back and his 20-year-old son suffered a single stab wound to the chest and were taken to hospital . Glenn Shillingsworth applied for bail at Mt Druitt Local court on Friday but was refused. 'It's a strong prosecution case along with a degree of planning,' magistrate Geoffrey Hiatt said. 'I am satisfied on the balance of probability that there is an unacceptable risk to the community.' Jyle Shillingsworth did not apply for bail. A family member of the two brothers posted a message on Facebook 'Wish this was a bad dream' on Friday after the charges were laid. Police have been told a group of about 20 men arranged to meet outside the shopping centre for a fight. It is not known what the row was over. A knife, scissors and baseball bat were seized from the crime scene and police are continuing their investigations. Five men were arrested at a home in Whalan shortly after the fight broke out about 8.30pm. Emergency services were called to the intersection of Caddies Boulevard and White Hart Drive on Thursday night following reports of a fight between two groups. The father, aged 41, suffered wounds to his stomach, arms and back and his 20-year-old son suffered a single stab wound to the chest. Both have undergone surgery and are in a critical condition. A knife, scissors and baseball bat were seized from the scene. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
The two brothers are accused of stabbing a father and son outside a shopping centre in Sydney's north-west .
Glenn and Jyle Shillingsworth - aged 20 and 18 - were refused bail .
The brawl involving 20 people was organised on Facebook .
Another 15-year-old has also been charged and will appear in court on Friday .
a Father and son in hospital with life-threatening injuries after stabbing .
The pair went to confront a male who was 'trash talking' a family member .
Two men have appeared in court over a brawl in north-west Sydney that was organised over Facebook. The brawl left a a father and son are in hospital with life-threatening injuries after they were stabbed in the altercation that involved about 20 people at Rouse Hill at about 8.30pm on Thursday. The fight involving baseball bats, knives and scissors was organised over 'trash talking' on Facebook, with the father and two of his sons going to confront another male, the Sydney Morning Herald reported. Scroll down for video . A father and son are in hospital with life-threatening injuries after they were stabbed in a brawl at Rouse Hill . The fight involving baseball bats, knives and scissors was organised over 'trash talking' on Facebook . 'It was all fists and then they starting picking on other guys and jumping them,' the witness told the Herald. 'I saw one of the guys who got stabbed running off but then he collapsed to the floor. The guy who had the knife just went away. 'There was a lot of blood. The knife was the length from the palm of your hand to your fingers.' The fight was organised to be between two teenage members of two seperate families. The father and son who were stabbed came to help their family member,The Today Show reported. The victims have been identified as Trevor and Trent Allen. Glenn and Jyle Shillingsworth - aged 20 and 18 - have been charged with wounding with intent and affray after the fight, which police say was pre-arranged on Facebook. A 15-year-old man has also been charged and will appear in court on Friday . They have been charged with two counts of wound person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm  and affray. The father, aged 41, suffered wounds to his stomach, arms and back and his 20-year-old son suffered a single stab wound to the chest and were taken to hospital . Glenn Shillingsworth applied for bail at Mt Druitt Local court on Friday but was refused. 'It's a strong prosecution case along with a degree of planning,' magistrate Geoffrey Hiatt said. 'I am satisfied on the balance of probability that there is an unacceptable risk to the community.' Jyle Shillingsworth did not apply for bail. A family member of the two brothers posted a message on Facebook 'Wish this was a bad dream' on Friday after the charges were laid. Police have been told a group of about 20 men arranged to meet outside the shopping centre for a fight. It is not known what the row was over. A knife, scissors and baseball bat were seized from the crime scene and police are continuing their investigations. Five men were arrested at a home in Whalan shortly after the fight broke out about 8.30pm. Emergency services were called to the intersection of Caddies Boulevard and White Hart Drive on Thursday night following reports of a fight between two groups. The father, aged 41, suffered wounds to his stomach, arms and back and his 20-year-old son suffered a single stab wound to the chest. Both have undergone surgery and are in a critical condition. A knife, scissors and baseball bat were seized from the scene. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
north-west Sydney that was organised over Facebook. The brawl left a a father and son are in hospital with life-threatening injuries after 'trash talking' on Facebook, with the father and Jyle Shillingsworth - aged 20 and 18 - have been also been charged and will appear in court on family member of the two brothers posted a