Clinton Mola, 6: The full-back made a solid home debut. began the game slowly and awkwardly, but improved as the game went on

and gave a solid effort.

Sam Hutchinson, 7, delivered yet another controlled and collected performance as the veteran midfield leader. acted in a calm and

discrete manner, breaking up the action and spraying “Hollywood” passes from his deeper-lying part.

Charlie Savage, age 7, is as enthusiastic and determined as we have come to expect. Set pieces were a little below his usual calibre, but

the kid more than made up for it with his spectacular long-range equaliser.

Harvey Knibbs, 6: Another quiet afternoon from the summer signing, who did little to catch the eye. Kept things ticking over but was below par.

Femi Azeez, 7: Another slow burner who grew into the game, the winger got into some excellent positions but still lacks the end

product. Almost broke the crossbar with his powerful drive in the first half.

Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan, 6: Hold up play was superb was never truly got and sights on goal. Did everything right, but the ball never

fell for him.

Dominic Ballard, age 6, had a really strong start and his quick bursts of pace caught Bolton off guard. shot whenever it was possible.

This one seems exciting for the time of year.

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(7) Paul Mukariu

The summer signing was fearless and sought to commit defenders at every chance, one of two arrivals that helped change the game’s

flow. I hope to see the loanee from Copenhagen more often.

Ben Elliott, 7: Superb cameo from the Chelsea youngster, who Bolton could not handle. Intelligent in possession, the midfielder had

all the tricks and flicks in his locker.

Tom McIntyre, 6: Very solid cameo from the fan favourite, who dealt with his man comfortably and looked to keep attacks going

whenever possible.

Amadou Mbengue, 6: Similar to McIntyre, used to crowd and shift in momentum to keep attacks going. Had the burst of speed to

cover any forward attempting to run past him.

You won’t find a more well-liked match-winner than 18-year-old Caylan Vickers, despite his numerous chances to win this season. The

midfielder is taking chances after spending ten years in the developmental divisions.