Wembley – Here we come
Foto: bwfc.co.uk
Sett av 2. april til å følge med på fotball. For da skal Bolton spille finalen i Papa John’s trophy.
Onsdag 22. februar vant Bolton 2-0 i bortemøtet med Accrington i semifinalen. Dermed får de reise til Wembley for å spille finalen mot Plymouth. Informasjon fra BWSCN nederst saken.
Boltons trener, Ian Evatt, var svært fornøyd med at laget kom seg til finalen.
-This is probably the most nervous I’ve ever been in my career. When you’re a player you’re out there you can affect things. When you’re a manager it’s completely different and I wanted it so badly for so many people, for Sharon, the board, who have saved this football club, sa han til bwfc.co.uk etter kampen.
Om fansen sier han:
-They’ve been through so much. We almost lost this club and now to have a Wembley cup final is something to be incredibly proud of
Det var Elias Kachunga og Aaron Morley som satte ballet i mål. Se høydepunkter fra kampen her.
-It was a good game for us. Obviously, the red card helped us and then we just had to have patience for the right moment to score. We deserved it. I think the whole club deserves to go to Wembley and everyone is buzzing. It was a really important goal. I am really pleased after the last few weeks. I have worked really hard to come back into the team and to get the chance to play again. To have a good performance and help the club and the team to go to Wembley, it is absolutely beautiful, sa Elias Kachunga til The Bolton News etter kampen.
BWSCN vil ikke arrangere noen fellestur til London i forbinnelse med finalen 2. april. Men vi kommer med informasjon om billetter til finalen når vi får bekreftet info fra Bolton.