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 fixture earlier in the season. The result took Bolton out of the relegation zone for the first time in over three months.The club started February with a goalless draw at home to Arsenal which kept them just outside the relegation zone, two points ahead of eighteenth placed Blackburn Rovers. This was Bolton's first clean sheet since the 5-0 victory over Stoke in November and their first goalless draw since the opening day of the previous season when they had drawn at home to Fulham. However, they returned to the relegation zone the following weekend with a 2-0 loss at Norwich City, goals from Andrew Surman and Anthony Pilkington giving Norwich their first double over Bolton in forty years. A week later, they suffered their first home defeat of 2012 when losing 2-1 to relegation rivals Wigan Athletic. A first half goal from Gary Caldwell was cancelled out by Mark Davies mid-way through the second half. However, James McArthur put Wigan back in front with fifteen minutes left and the 
 result caused Bolton to fall a further place to nineteenth. A fortnight later, Chelsea completed the double over Bolton with a 3-0 win at Stamford Bridge. Second half goals from David Luiz, Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard, his twelfth career goals against Bolton, leaving Bolton in nineteenth.Bolton began March with a derby at league leaders Manchester City, where manager Owen Coyle started with a 4-1-4-1 formation. However, this could not arrest Bolton's slump as a Grtar Steinsson own goal in the first half and a second from Mario Balotelli in the second half gave their opponents a 2-0 win and left Bolton still in nineteenth place. After four straight defeats, Bolton finally

 replayed tie against Stevenage. Bolton took the lead early in the first half through a Gareth Bale own goal but Kyle Walker equalised shortly afterwards. However, the game was abandoned after forty one minutes when Fabrice Muamba collapsed and was taken to hospital. After Muamba, who has suffered a cardiac arrest, showed signs of improvement in hospital, the game was rearranged for 27 March. This game, however, would prove to be Bolton's last in the competition that season. Although they went in goalless at half-time, Bolton had not had a single shot in that time. They eventually held out until the seventy fourth minute before Ryan Nelsen scored his first goal from Tottenham. This was quickly followed by another Spurs goal as Gareth Bale scored. Kevin Davies gave Bolton some hope with a late goal but this was quickly extinguished when Louis Saha scored in injury time.R3 7 January 2012Macclesfield Town22Bolton WanderersMoss Rose15:00 GMTDaniel 16'Mendy 68'ReportKlasni 7'Wheater 77'At
 tendance: 5,757Referee: Jonathan MossR3 Replay 17 January 2012Bolton Wanderers20Macclesfield TownReebok Stadium20:00 GMTK. Davies 1'Petrov 26'ReportAttendance: 9,466Referee: Michael OliverR4 28 January 2012Bolton Wanderers21Swansea CityReebok Stadium15:00 GMTPratley 45+2'Eagles 56'ReportMoore 43'Attendance: 11,597Referee: Anthony TaylorR5 18 February 2012Millwall02Bolton WanderersThe Den15:00 GMTReportRyo 4'N'Gog 59'Attendance: 11,134Referee: Kevin FriendR6 17 March 2012Tottenham Hotspur11AbandonedBolton WanderersWhite Hart Lane17:30 GMTWalker 11'ReportBale 6'(og)Referee: Howard WebbR6 27 March 2012Tottenham Hotspur31Bolton WanderersWhite Hart Lane19:30 BSTNelsen 74'Bale 77'Saha 90+3'ReportK.Davies 90'Attendance: 30,718Referee: Howard Webb References^ &quot;2011/12 Home Shirt Revealed&quot;. bwfc.co.uk. 2011-05-11. Retrieved 2011-05-13.^ &quot;Report: Orlando City 1 Bolton Wanderers 3&quot;. bwfc.co.uk. 18 July 2011. Retrieved 5 August 2011.^ &quot;Report: Houston Dynamo 0 Bolton Wa
 nderers 2&quot;. bwfc.co.uk. 21 July 2011. Retrieved 5 August 2011.^ &quot;US Fixtures&quot;. bwfc (Bolton Wanderers). 14 June 2011. Retrieved 27 June 2011.^ &quot;Report: FC Tampa Bay 1 Bolton Wanderers 0&quot;. bwfc (Bolton Wanderers). 15 Jul7 2011. Retrieved 15 July 2011.^ &quot;Report: Newport 1 Wanderers 3&quot;. bwfc (Bolton Wanderers). 30 July 2011. Retrieved 5 August 2011.^ &quot;Chung-Yong Injury Update&quot;. bwfc.co.uk. 30 July 2011. Retrieved 30 July 2011.^ &quot;Hereford &amp; Newport Games Confirmed&quot;. bwfc (Bolton Wanderers). 3 June 2011. Retrieved 30 June 2011.^ &quot;Report: Hereford 0 Wanderers 3&quot;. bwfc (Bolton Wanderers). 1 August 2011. Retrieved
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 December 2011Bolton Wanderers11Wolverhampton WanderersReebok Stadium15:00 GMTRicketts 22'ReportFletcher 49'Attendance: 20,354Referee: Mark Clattenburg4 January 2012Everton12Bolton WanderersGoodison Park20:00 GMTHoward 63'ReportN'Gog 67'Cahill 78'Attendance: 29,568Referee: Phil Dowd14 January 2012Manchester United30Bolton WanderersOld Trafford15:00 GMTScholes 45+1'Welbeck 74'Carrick 83'ReportAttendance: 75,444Referee: Peter Walton21 January 2012Bolton Wanderers31LiverpoolReebok Stadium17:30 GMTM. Davies 4'Reo-Coker 29'Steinsson 50'ReportBellamy 37'Attendance: 26,854Referee: Kevin Friend1 February 2012Bolton Wanderers00ArsenalReebok Stadium20:00 GMTReportAttendance: 24,371Referee: Chris Foy4 February 2012Norwich City20Bolton WanderersCarrow Road15:00 GMTSurman 70'Pilkington 85'ReportAttendance: 26,358Referee: Lee Probert11 February 2012Bolton Wanderers12Wigan AthleticReebok Stadium15:00 GMTM. Davies 67'ReportCaldwell 43'McArthur 76'Attendance: 23,450Referee: Howard Webb25 February 201
 2Chelsea30Bolton WanderersStamford Bridge15:00 GMTLuiz 48'Drogba 61'Lampard 79'ReportAttendance: 40,999Referee: Michael Oliver3 March 2012Manchester City20Bolton WanderersEtihad Stadium15:00 GMTSteinsson 23'(o.g.)Balotelli 69'ReportAttendance: 47,219Referee: Mark Clattenburg10 March 2012Bolton Wanderers21Queens Park RangersReebok Stadium12:45 GMTPratley 37'Klasni 86'ReportCiss 48'Attendance: 21,551Referee: Martin Atkinson24 March 2012Bolton Wanderers21Blackburn RoversReebok Stadium15:00 GMTWheater 28',35'ReportN'Zonzi 56'Attendance: 26,901Referee: Andre Marriner31 March 2012Wolverhampton Wanderers23Bolton WanderersMolineux Stadium15:00 BSTKightly 53'Jarvis 88'ReportPetrov 63'(pen.)Marcos Alonso 80'K.Davies 84'Attendance: 25,215Referee: Jonathan Moss7 April 2012Bolton Wanderers03FulhamReebok Stadium15:00 BSTReportDempsey 30',45'Diarra 80'Attendance: 21,939Referee: Mike Dean9 April 2012Newcastle United20Bolton WanderersSports Direct Arena15:00 BSTBen Arfa 73'Ciss 83'ReportAttendance: 
 52,264Referee: Mike Jones21 April 2012Bolton Wanderers11Swansea CityReebok Stadium15:00 BSTEagles 14'ReportSinclair 6'Attendance: 25,401Referee: Phil Dowd24 April 2012Aston Villa12Bolton WanderersVilla Park19:45 BSTWarnock 61'ReportPetrov 62'(pen.)N'Gog 63'Attendance: 32,263Referee: Chris Foy28 April 2012Sunderland22Bolton WanderersStadium of Light15:00 BSTBendtner 36'McClean 55'ReportK. Davies 26',70'Attendance: 40,768Referee: Lee Probert2 May 2012Bolton Wanderers14Tottenham HotspurReebok Stadium20:00 BSTReo-Coker 51'ReportModri 37'van der Vaart 60'Adebayor 62',69'Attendance: 22,349Referee: Mike Dean6 May 2012Bolton Wanderers22West Bromwich AlbionReebok Stadium14:00 BSTPetrov 24'(pen.)Jones 72'(o.g.)ReportBrunt 75'Morrison 90'Attendance: 25,662Referee: Kevin Friend13 May 2012Stoke City22Bolton WanderersBritannia Stadium15:00 BSTWalters 13',76'(pen.)ReportM. Davies 39'K.

 fixture earlier in the season. The result took Bolton out of the relegation zone for the first time in over three months.The club started February with a goalless draw at home to Arsenal which kept them just outside the relegation zone, two points ahead of eighteenth placed Blackburn Rovers. This was Bolton's first clean sheet since the 5-0 victory over Stoke in November and their first goalless draw since the opening day of the previous season when they had drawn at home to Fulham. However, they returned to the relegation zone the following weekend with a 2-0 loss at Norwich City, goals from Andrew Surman and Anthony Pilkington giving Norwich their first double over Bolton in forty years. A week later, they suffered their first home defeat of 2012 when losing 2-1 to relegation rivals Wigan Athletic. A first half goal from Gary Caldwell was cancelled out by Mark Davies mid-way through the second half. However, James McArthur put Wigan back in front with fifteen minutes left and the 
 result caused Bolton to fall a further place to nineteenth. A fortnight later, Chelsea completed the double over Bolton with a 3-0 win at Stamford Bridge. Second half goals from David Luiz, Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard, his twelfth career goals against Bolton, leaving Bolton in nineteenth.Bolton began March with a derby at league leaders Manchester City, where manager Owen Coyle started with a 4-1-4-1 formation. However, this could not arrest Bolton's slump as a Grtar Steinsson own goal in the first half and a second from Mario Balotelli in the second half gave their opponents a 2-0 win and left Bolton still in nineteenth place. After four straight defeats, Bolton finally
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