Bolton vs Chelsea Highlights Video

Bolton 0-4 Chelsea
45′ Jlloyd Samuel Red Card
45′ 0 – 1 Goal Frank Lampard (pen)
61′ 0 – 2 Goal Deco
82′ 0 – 3 Goal Zat Knight (og)
90′ 0 – 4 Goal Didier Drogba

Gary Megson has an almost fully fit squad to pick from for the visit of Chelsea in the Barclays Premier League.

Striker Johan Elmander made his return to first-team action after a hamstring injury when he came off the bench against Chelsea in the Carling Cup tie between the two teams on Wednesday night.
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Bolton vs Liverpool Highlights Video

Bolton 2-3 Liverpool Highlights Video
33′ Kevin Davies Goal 1 – 0
41′ 1 – 1 Goal Glen Johnson
47′ Tamir Cohen Goal 2 – 1
54′ Sean Davis Red Card
56′ 2 – 2 Goal Fernando Torres
83′ 2 – 3 Goal Steven Gerrard

Jlloyd Samuel could be in line to make his first Premier League start of the season for Bolton as Gary Megson’s side host Liverpool.

Samuel was preferred to new signing Paul Robinson for Tuesday’s Carling Cup win at Tranmere and could be set to keep his place in the side. Andy O’Brien is also in contention after recovering from a groin strain.
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Didier Drogba Wallpaper

Chelsea  4 – 3  Bolton
40′ Michael Ballack Goal 1 – 0
48′ Didier Drogba Goal 2 – 0
60′ Frank Lampard (pen) Goal 3 – 0
63′ Didier Drogba Goal 4 – 0
70′ 4 – 1 Goal Andrew O’Brien
74′ 4 – 2 Goal Chris Basham
78′ 4 – 3 Goal Matthew Taylor

Chelsea boss Guus Hiddink must decide whether to play Ricardo Carvalho or John Terry in defence against Bolton.

Terry is out of Tuesday’s Champions League quarter-final return tie with Liverpool because of suspension, and Hiddink may opt to give his expected replacement a run out against Bolton.

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WBA vs Bolton
West Brom slipped nearer the relegation trapdoor despite an own goal from Danny Shittu denying their former boss Gary Megson a triumphant first return to the Hawthorns.

Matt Taylor’s second half goal – his eighth of the season – looked to have earned Bolton a first away win in four months.

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Ronaldo Wallpaper

Bolton 0 – 1  Manchester United
90′ 0 – 1 Goal Dimitar Berbatov
Centre-back Gary Cahill could return from a three-match absence for the visit of Manchester United in the Barclays Premier League. (more…)

Arsenal Wallpaper

Arsenal will hope to register a resounding win over Bolton and begin their New Year in a similar manner to how they ended last year when they play the Trotters on Saturday. (more…)

Liverpool 3-0 Bolton
26′ Alberto Riera Goal 1 – 0
53′ Robbie Keane Goal 2 – 0
58′ Robbie Keane Goal 3 – 0
Liverpool went back to the top of the Premier League with a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Bolton at Anfield.

Chelsea’s victory earlier in the day put the London side in pole position until Robbie Keane’s double and a goal from Albert Riera ensured the Reds went back to the head of the pack.

The win meant Liverpool have completed all of 2008 unbeaten at home in the league.

Missing Alvaro Arbeloa with a hamstring injury, manager Rafael Benitez re-jigged his back line, moving Jamie Carragher to right-back with Sami Hyypia slotting into the centre of defence.
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Bolton 0 – 2 Chelsea
Bolton are in better form than their opponents going into the match on Saturday with the Trotters collecting 12 points from their last 15. In contrast, Chelsea have dropped five points in their last two matches and suffered their second league defeat of the season last weekend with Arsenal emerging 2-1 winners.

Bolton 0 – 2 Liverpool
28′ 0 – 1 Goal Dirk Kuyt
73′ Gerrard

Liverpool survived a test of character at Bolton to maintain their challenge at the top of the Premier League with a 2-0 win at the Reebok Stadium.

The disappointment of the Carling Cup defeat at Tottenham in midweek was swept away by what eventually turned out to be a convincing victory.

Liverpool have never enjoyed Bolton’s physical approach but this time they stuck to their gameplan and won with fine goals from Dirk Kuyt and Steven Gerrard.

Kuyt opened the scoring from Fabio Aurelio’s cross before Gary Cahill’s header was controversially ruled out by referee Rob Styles.

Kuyt hits the bar

Dirk Kuyt 28′

Bolton 2 – 0 Man City
76′ Ricardo Gardner Goal 1 – 0
88′ Richard Dunne (og) Goal

Ricardo Gardner eased the pressure on under-fire Bolton manager Gary Megson with a goal and an assist to lift his side off the bottom of the Premier League with a 2-0 win over Manchester City.

The Jamaican international replaced the injured Mustapha Riga shortly before half-time against Manchester City at the Reebok Stadium and applied the finishing touch to a wicked low cross from Gretar Steinsson in the 77th minute.

It was the Trotters’ first goal for five hours and 50 minutes and Gardner then turned provider by crossing low for City skipper Richard Dunne to put through his own goal with two minutes remaining.

Bolton vs Man City Highlights Video