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Bolton Secures Decisive Home Victory Against Depleted AFC Wimbledon
Bolton, England – In a match held at the Toughsheet Community Stadium, Bolton Wanderers showcased their dominance with a convincing 3 to 0 victory over AFC Wimbledon. The game, part of the League One’s seventh round, was defined by the home team’s ball possession (61%) and the indiscipline of AFC Wimbledon, who concluded the match with two players sent off.
Bolton initiated the scoring in the 29th minute with a goal from M. Burstow. In the second half, A. Cozier-Duberry extended their lead in the 53rd minute, solidifying Bolton’s control over the game. J. Randall sealed the deal in the 63rd minute, making it a final score of 3 to 0.
AFC Wimbledon faced a setback with the expulsion of M. Browne in the 50th minute, further diminishing their chances of a comeback. The situation worsened with a second red card, this time for J. Lewis, in the 90th minute. Despite their efforts, AFC Wimbledon couldn’t create significant opportunities and ultimately succumbed to Bolton’s superiority. Referee Darren Drysdale cautioned multiple players from both sides, highlighting the high number of fouls committed by AFC Wimbledon (17).
Substitutions bolton: at minute 56 M. Burstow came in and S. Dalby went out., at minute 66 J. Randall came in and M. Forss went out., at minute 78 M. Conway came in and R. Taylor went out., at minute 78 T. Gale came in and I. Cissoko went out., at minute 78 A. Cozier-Duberry came in and J. McAtee went out.
Substitutions afc wimbledon: at minute 67 R. Harbottle came in and A. Sasu went out., at minute 67 M. Stevens came in and O. Bugiel went out., at minute 67 M. Hippolyte came in and A. Hackford went out., at minute 88 A. Smith came in and C. Maycock went out., at minute 88 N. Asiimwe came in and P. Bauer went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
Bolton
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