Bolton manager Owen Coyle says Fabrice Muamba has been walking in hospital as he recovers from a frightening on-field collapse last month.
Liam Stacey, arrested for inciting racial hatred after Bolton star Fabrice Muamba collapsed on the field during a soccer match, has been jailed.
Manchester City will have the chance to revive their bid for the Premier League title as the soccer fraternity continues to wish Fabrice Muamba well.
Liverpool’s chances of securing a place in next season’s Champions League took a downward turn on Saturday as Bolton defeated them 3-1.
Arsenal blew their last chance to get back in the Premier League title race as the Gunners were beaten 2-1 at Bolton on Sunday.
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/ 27 September 2010
Sir Alex Ferguson is facing a double injury headache ahead of Manchester United’s Champions League game at Valencia on Wednesday.
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/ 30 November 2008
Bolton rallied to beat Sunderland 4-1 on Saturday and heap more pressure on manager Roy Keane as he took charge of the team for the 100th time.
Manchester United will take a giant stride towards retaining their Premier League title if they beat Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park on Saturday. United’s lead at the top was cut to two points by Chelsea after the Blues won 1-0 away to Everton on Thursday.
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/ 14 January 2008
Jason Roberts’s last-minute winner secured a 2-1 win for Blackburn Rovers away to local rivals Bolton Wanderers as they battled back from going a goal down in dramatic fashion on Sunday. The Lancashire derby appeared destined for a draw when the striker burst clear from the halfway line and left several defenders behind him at the Reebok Stadium.
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/ 11 January 2008
French striker Nicolas Anelka has joined Chelsea from English Premier League rivals Bolton, the clubs announced on Friday. A statement on Chelsea’s website said: ”Chelsea Football Club and Bolton Wanderers can confirm that terms have been agreed between the clubs for the transfer of Nicolas Anelka.”
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/ 15 February 2007
Freddie Ljungberg kept Arsenal’s triple trophy bid alive as Arsene Wenger’s side overcame an almighty scare to reach the fifth round of the FA Cup with a 3-1 extra-time win over Bolton on Wednesday. Emmanuel Adebayor’s ninth goal of the season looked as though it would be enough for Arsenal to come through a tricky fourth round replay at the Reebok Stadium.
Jose Mourinho has warned that the Premiership title race is not yet over, despite Chelsea establishing a commanding nine-point advantage over second-placed Manchester United with just four games remaining. The combined effects of Chelsea’s comfortable two-goal victory over Bolton Wanderers and Manchester United’s inability to beat bottom club Sunderland mean the Premiership trophy will almost certainly remain at Stamford Bridge.