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發表於 2006-9-30 15:43:22
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Quinton Fortune hopes to shake off an Achilles injury and is Bolton's major doubt for the visit of Liverpool.
If Fortune fails to pass a late fitness test, Bolton are set to name an unchanged side featuring Liverpool old boys Nicolas Anelka and El-Hadji Diouf.
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez is set to recall Sami Hyypia, John Arne Riise and Mohamed Sissoko to his side.
But Craig Bellamy is likely to remain on the bench with Peter Crouch's height seen as an advantage against Bolton.
BOLTON WANDERERS
Club stats
Fixtures
6th 11 points
Highest achievable after Saturday's matches: 2nd
Lowest could fall: 8th
1. Bolton are replicating their performances in each of the last two seasons when they had accumulated 11 Premiership points after the first six games. Last season they had posted a Premiership best 14 points from the first seven matches.
2. Won three of their six League games to date.
3. Lost one of seven League and Cup matches this season.
4. Won four and drawn two of the last six Premiership games at home since losing 0-2 to Chelsea on 15 April.
5. Not conceded at home in 402 minutes (six hours 42 minutes) of Premiership football at the Reebok since Adam Johnson scored for Middlesbrough in the 1-1 draw on 3 May.
6. Yet to concede in the first half of a Premiership game this term.
7. Kept four clean sheets in the League. Only Portsmouth have managed more (five).
8. The Trotters' six games have yielded eight goals (five for, three against) - the lowest such aggregate of any club in the Premier League.
9. Used fewer players in Premiership matches than any other club, with the exception of Arsenal. Both have fielded 17.
If he plays, Gary SPEED will be making his 750th career club appearance (Leeds, Everton, Newcastle and Bolton). SPEED is also the most experienced Premier League player ever with 489 appearances to his name.
HEAD TO HEAD TOTALS
at Bolton only
League: Bolton 24 wins, Liverpool 16, Draws 13
Prem: Bolton 2 wins, Liverpool 2, Draws 3 |
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