The League Paper

BOLTON, ARGYLE MARCH TO ARCH

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The LeaguePaper Team
26 February 2023

By John Lyons

ELATED: Bolton’s Elias Kachunga and Luke Mbete celebrate with fans after their semi-final win
PICTURE: Alamy

BOLTON Wanderers and Plymouth Argyle are gearing up a Wembley showdown in the Papa Johns Trophy final in early April after battling their way through their semi-finals in midweek.
Bolton are back at Wembley on the 100th anniversary of playing in the first FA Cup final there. On Wednesday night, the Trotters booked their passage with a 2-0 victory at Accrington Stanley. The hosts’ hopes were hit when Sean McConville was sent off on 22 minutes for...

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