Squad sheets: Bolton Wanderers v Blackburn Rovers

After everything that has happened over the last week, Bolton must return to the business of trying to win a crucial match near the bottom of the table. But it will be difficult. Owen Coyle's players must have used up an enormous amount of emotional energy and they are facing a Blackburn side who have won successive matches for the first time this season. A third straight victory for Steve Kean's team would put them seven points clear of their Lancashire rivals. Bolton, however, would love nothing more than to dedicate a win to Fabrice Muamba, 250 miles away in the intensive care unit of the London Chest Hospital. Daniel Taylor Venue Reebok Stadium, Saturday 3pm Tickets £28 (0844 871 2932) Last season Bolton 2 Blackburn 1 Referee Andre Marriner This season's matches 14 Y 56, R 5, 4.36 cards per game Odds Bolton 7-5 Blackburn 2-1 Draw 5-2 Bolton Subs from Jaaskelainen, Lainton, Boyata, Knight, Klasnic, Eagles, Tuncay, K Davies, Sordell, Alonso, Blake, Riley Doubtful None Injured Holden (knee, 31 Mar), Mears (knee, 31 Mar), Lee (broken leg (21 Apr), Gardner (hip, Aug), Muamba (heart, unknown) Suspended None Form guide WLLLLD Disciplinary record Y40 R5 Leading scorer Klasnic 8 Blackburn Subs from Bunn, Givet, Orr, Modeste, Rochina, Goodwillie, Petrovic, Dunn, Vukcevic, Henley, Anderson, Blackman Doubtful Givet (hamstring) Injured Grella (calf, unknown) Suspended None Form guide WWDLWL Disciplinary record Y55 R4 Leading scorer Yakubu 14 Match pointers • Blackburn have drawn 99 games away from home in the Premier League era • Bolton have won only one of their last 11 home league meetings with Blackburn – although that win did come in the Premier League last season and it cost Sam Allardyce his job at Rovers • Blackburn picked up 10 points from their first 17 league games this season but since Christmas they have taken 18 from 12 • Bolton managed only two shots on target in their 2-1 win at Ewood Park in December • Yakubu Ayegbeni needs to score twice more in the final nine games to equal his best ever seasonal goals tally in the Premier League – 16 for Portsmouth in 2003-04