Squad sheets: Bolton Wanderers v Wolverhampton Wanderers

A second home match in five days brings with it a sense of dread and despair for Bolton. The hosts remain woeful at the Reebok Stadium, losing eight of their nine fixtures there this season, including the 2-0 loss to Newcastle on Boxing Day. They do not, then, face fellow strugglers in good spirits and must now also deal with the impending departure of Gary Cahill, with a fee for the defender having been agreed with Chelsea. It is likely he will play against a Wolves side buoyed by their recent 1-1 draw against Arsenal. Sachin Nakrani Venue Reebok Stadium Tickets £17-£31 (0844 871 2932) Last season Bolton 1 Wolves 0 Referee M Clattenburg This season's matches 12 Y 41, R 4, 3.75 cards per game Odds Bolton 6-5 Wolves 11-5 Draw 9-4 Bolton Subs from Bogdan, Wheater, Ricketts, Blake, Kakuta, Tuncay, K Davies, Ngog, Boyata, O'Halloran, Riley Doubtful None Injured Davis (knee, Jan), Alonso (foot, Feb), Mears (broken leg, Mar), Holden (knee, Apr), Lee (broken leg, May), Gardner (thigh, unknown), Pratley (illness, unknown) Suspended None Form guide LWLLLL Disciplinary record Y29 R5 Leading scorer Klasnic 7 Wolves Subs from De Vries, Doyle, Elokobi, Forde, Hammill, Guédioura, Doherty, Craddock Doubtful None Injured Foley (match fitness, Jan), O'Hara (hernia, Jan), Zubar (knee, Jan) Suspended Milijas (first match of three) Form guide DDLLWL Disciplinary record Y37 R1 Leading scorer Fletcher 7 Match pointers • Bolton have won seven and lost just one of their last nine league meetings with Wolves • The visitors are the only top-flight team yet to score in the opening 15 minutes of a match this season and have conceded the most goals in that period (seven) • Chris Eagles has had more shots on target (40) and off target (31) than any other Bolton player this campaign • Wayne Hennessey has made 126 saves so far this season, a division high • The hosts have failed to score in four of their last six matches