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Evatt relieved as Trotters hang on after Williams’ red

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The LeaguePaper Team
14 February 2021

By Trevor Baxter

BOLTON WANDERERS 1
John 7
BOLTON WANDERERS: Gilks 7, Jones 7, Ricardo Santos 8, Baptiste 7, John 7, Thomason 7, Williams 6, Maddison 6 (Isgrove 64, 6), Delfouneso 7 (Gnahoua 60, 7), Afolayan 7 (Tutte 81, 6), Doyle 6. Subs not used: Comley, Miller, Elbouzedi, Jackson.
STEVENAGE 0
STEVENAGE: Stockdale 7, Wildin 7 (Hutton 76, 6), Vancooten 6, Prosser 7, Coker 7, List 6, Pett 7, Lines 7, Aitchison 6 (Roles 86), Newton 6 (Stevens 57, 6), Norris 7. Subs not used: Vincelot, Cuthbert, Johnson, Smith.
Rating: *** Ref: Trevor Kettle 7/10

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