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The match between Wrexham and Bolton Wanderers at Stok Racecourse in League One ended in a tense goalless draw, with neither team able to capitalize on their chances. Wrexham, who are 14 points behind League One leaders Birmingham, had the opportunity to make headway at the top of the division, but their finishing was poor. Bolton Wanderers, who are 22 points adrift of top spot, also had their chances, but the defenses of both teams held strong.
Ahead of the rest of the day's encounters, both sides had the chance to make headway at the top of the division. However, neither goalkeeper was regularly tested, with a glut of chances missing the mark at both ends. Jack Marriot almost won it for the Welsh side with three minutes left, but his low effort went narrowly wide having got in behind the Wanderers defense. And there was still time for Aaron Collins to almost win it for Bolton, but Arthur Okonkwo's excellent save kept the game goalless.
The other lunchtime kick-off saw League One leaders Birmingham beat second-place Wycombe Wanderers at St Andrews Stadium. As a result, Wrexham's draw means they fail to draw level on points with Wycombe in second, remaining two points adrift in third. Bolton meanwhile climb one place to sixth and into the League One play-off places, ahead of Leyton Orient and Charlton by one point. The match statistics show that Wrexham had more possession, but Bolton had more shots on target. The match was a
- 0-0 draw
- 10 shots
- 4 corners
- 2 yellow cards
Wrexham's draw against Bolton Wanderers means they have won just one of their last 10 league meetings with Bolton. They have drawn two and lost seven. In fact, you have to go all the way back to 1982 to find the last time Wrexham were able to get one over on Saturday's opponents in a league fixture. Bolton are now pushing to break into the top six and have won their most recent three matches in League One. The current
- League One standings
- Birmingham - 1st
- Wycombe Wanderers - 2nd
- Wrexham - 3rd
- Bolton Wanderers - 6th
The result of the match has significant implications for the League One table. Wrexham's failure to win means they are still two points behind Wycombe Wanderers in second place. Bolton Wanderers, on the other hand, have moved up to sixth place and are now in the play-off positions. The
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