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Big Match Preview: Iron v Bolton Wanderers

6 April 2017

The Iron welcome Bolton Wanderers to Glanford Park on Saturday, in what is another big clash in Sky Bet League One.

After losing their last fixture away at Millwall, Graham Alexander’s men head into the game seeking a response.

They face a Bolton side who come into the match off the back of a stoppage time victory over Southend during the week.



Alexander revealed none of those on the sidelines have come back into contention for selection, with Harry Toffolo also being ruled out of this Saturday’s encounter.

The defender picked up a thigh strain on Tuesday, and the Scunthorpe boss expects him to be out of action for 7-10 days.

Elsewhere, Scott Wiseman and Jordan Clarke (both hamstring) are yet to return to training, as are Kevin van Veen (hamstring) and Sam Mantom (ankle).

Luke Daniels (ribs), Charlie Goode (ankle) and Tom Hopper (shin) will miss the rest of the season.



Bolton emerged 2-1 victors in the two sides’ last encounter back in December, with James Henry scoring a stoppage time winner at the Macron Stadium.

Phil Parkinson’s team took the lead on 17 minutes, as Josh Vela rifled home from the edge of the area.

Scunthorpe came back strong after the break though, and deservedly got themselves level via Neal Bishop, who swivelled in the box and fired past Ben Alnwick midway through the second period.



SEASON/DATE
COMPETITION
RESULT
IRON SCORERS
2016-17 - Sat 31 Dec
2000-01 - Sun 28 Jan
LG 1
FAC R4
Bolton 2-1 Iron
Bolton 5-1 Iron
Bishop
Calvo-Garcia
1987-88 - Tue 19 Apr
DIV 4
Bolton 0-0 Iron

1987-88 - Tue 15 Sep
DIV 4
Iron 1-1 Bolton
Russell
1983-84 - Sat 21 Jan
DIV 3
Bolton 0-0 Iron

1983-84 - Fri 16 Sep
DIV 3
Iron 1-0 Bolton
Cowling
1972-73 - Sat 10 Mar
DIV 3
Iron 1-1 Bolton
Fletcher
1972-73 - Sat 14 Oct
DIV 3
Bolton 0-0 Iron


Our full record against Bolton Wanderers is as follows:


PW
D
L
F
A
Home
3
1
2
0
3
2
Away
50
3
227
TOTAL
81
5
259



The previously mentioned Vela is Bolton’s top marksman so far this season, with the midfielder scoring ten goals in total.

A constant figure throughout the campaign, the 23-year-old has made 48 appearances in total for the Trotters.


 
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Coventry City v Peterborough United (15:00)
Gillingham v Millwall (15:00)
Northampton Town v Sheffield United (15:00)
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Shrewsbury Town v Rochdale (15:00)
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Walsall v Oxford United (15:00)



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Report: Iron 1-0 Bolton Wanderers

8 April 2017

The Iron produced a terrific display to defeat Bolton Wanderers 1-0 at Glanford Park.

David Mirfin got what proved to be the only goal of the game in the first half, as he headed a Josh Morris free-kick into the back of the net to set United on their way.

From then on, both teams battled it out, with good opportunities falling in each half. However, in spite of expectant pressure from the Trotters, it was the hosts who ran out winners in the end.

Graham Alexander made one change to the side which started against Millwall last time out, as Scott Wiseman replaced Levi Sutton at right-back.

The home side began the game at an electric pace and, 11 minutes in, they got their deserved reward. Morris’ free-kick from a central position was expertly placed for Mirfin, who glanced home at the back of a crowded penalty area.

Keen to build on that early advantage, United pressed for a quickfire second. An innovative piece of play from Paddy Madden almost teed Morris up at the far post, but the Bolton backline cleared just prior to the ball reaching the Iron winger.

The Trotters created their first real opening on the half an hour mark, with Mark Beevers laying the ball off to an onrushing Dean Moxey. The full-back then took aim, but his left footed arrowed strike flew wide of Joe Anyon’s left post.

Moxey’s attempt was quickly followed up by one from Conor Wilkinson at the near post. Adam Le Fondre’s low cross picked out his strike-partner, who could only manage to flash an effort wide.

Despite a late flurry of visiting attacks, Phil Parkinson’s couldn’t muster up another chance of any note, and the Iron went in at the break ahead.

Alexander opted to make a switch at the interval, with Neal Bishop entering the fray in place of Matt Crooks, who took a knock in the opening period. 

Bishop thrust himself into the action straight away, and went close on two occasions to doubling United’s lead. The first of those efforts was all his own work, as he made a barnstorming run through the middle before hitting a low shot at Mark Howard.

He was then within a whisker of finding the net minutes later. After Stephen Dawson had been robbed of possession in the box, the ball broke to Bishop on the edge of the area and, following a deflection off a Trotters defender, the Iron man had to agonisingly watch as his shot clipped the outside of the post.

More fine individual play from Madden on the hour saw yet another opportunity come Scunthorpe’s way. The Irishman showed excellent close control to spin away from two Bolton defenders, and then took aim with a shot that Howard gathered comfortably.

The visitors thought they’d found their leveller on 73 minutes when substitute Max Clayton rose highest to connect with a Filipe Morais free-kick from the right. Anyon reacted superbly though, and palmed the ball away from danger.

After getting his 13th assist of the season earlier on in the match, Morris nearly got in on the act in the final quarter of proceedings. Bishop’s threaded pass was perfectly weighted for the winger to run onto, and he hit a left footed shot that Howard did very well to save.

As the match ticked towards it’s conclusion, the Iron’s rearguard action was there to see, with bodies being thrown on the line to preserve the slender lead. Alexander’s men did indeed hold out, to take a crucial three points. 

TEAM LINE-UPS
Scunthorpe United: Anyon, Wiseman, Wallace, Mirfin, Dawson (Davies, 90+3), Madden (Mantom, 86), Morris, Townsend, Toney, Ness, Crooks (Bishop, 46).
Substitutes not used: Watson, van Veen, Holmes, Sutton.

Bolton Wanderers: Howard, Moxey, Dervite, Beevers, Vela, Spearing, Pratley (Henry, 62), Morais, Wheater, Wilkinson (Clayton, 62), Le Fondre.
Substitutes not used: Turner, Karacan, Long, Osede, Wabara.

Attendance: 6,149.

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IRON v BOLTON TICKETS ON SALE NOW!

29 March 2017

Don't miss our next home game!

CLICK HERE TO BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE

Tickets for the home game against Bolton Wanderers on Saturday, April 8 (3.00pm kick-off) are on sale now from the Iron's ticket office and can be bought in person, by calling 01724 747670 or online via https://ticketing.scunthorpe-united.co.uk/

Iron fans are able to pay on the turnstile for the Britcon Stand.

This is a Category B fixture.


STANDARD PRICE
IRON MEMBERS PRICE
SPB STAND


Adult  
£22£21
65+/18-21/Student  
£15  
£14  
U18  
£6  
£5  
U12  
Free  
Free  
CLUGSTON STAND  


Adult  
£22  
£21  
65+/18-21/Student£15  
£14  
U18  
£6  
£5  
U12  
Free  
Free  
BRITCON STAND (Terrace)


Adult  
£18  
£17  
65+/18-21/Student£13  
£12  
U18  
£6  
£5  
U12  
Free  
Free  
EXECUTIVE


Adult  
£30  
£29  
Senior  
£23  
£22  
U21  
£18  
£17  
U18  
£13  
£12  
FAMILY AREA


One Adult and up to two U18s  
£20  
£19  
One 65+ and up to two U18s  
£14  
£13  
Additional U18s  
£4  
£3  
Second parent  
£20  
£19  

Please note proof of age may be requested to prove relevant age category. Under 12 tickets are not available from the turnstiles and must be purchased from the ticket office.  

There are four ways in which you can buy tickets for Scunthorpe United matches...  

ONLINE
Visit Scunthorpe-United.co.uk and click the Online Ticketing option under the Tickets tab. 

TELEPHONE
Call 01724 747670

IN PERSON
The Glanford Park ticket office is open from Monday to Friday from 8.30am until 5.00pm (until 6.00pm on Wednesdays) and home matchdays from 9am. 

POST
Send a letter detailing your ticket requirements together with a cheque or postal order to: 
Ticket Office, Scunthorpe United, Glanford Park, Jack Brownsword Way, Scunthorpe, DN15 8TD

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