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Bolton vs Wrexham presents a limited competitive history, with League One games ending 0–0 at Bolton on 18 August 2024 and at Wrexham on 1 March 2025. Wrexham’s 1–0 EFL Trophy win on 11 February 2025 adds a separate cup note, but it remains secondary to the league scorelines. The matchup therefore stays open, with a future league meeting able to give either club a clearer direction.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Wrexham
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29M
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26F
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11F
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38M
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21G
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7M
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24D
Bolton Substitutes
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F
7
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D
18
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M
31
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M
4
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M
28
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F
17
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G
21
Match events
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13'Matty James Yellow Card
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58'George Dobson Yellow Card
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62'Carlos Gomes S. Schön
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62'E. Toal A. Murphy
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68'Jordi Osei-Tutu Yellow Card
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72'Josh Dacres-Cogley Yellow Card
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73'R. Barnett R. Longman
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74'J. Randall J. McAtee
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78'S. Fletcher J. Rodríguez
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78'J. Marriott S. Smith
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85'E. Lee O. Rathbone
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87'G. Thomason J. Sheehan
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90' +3William Forrester Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Bolton VS Wrexham
The league scorelines remain level
Bolton and Wrexham drew 0–0 at Bolton on 18 August 2024, then shared another goalless result at Wrexham on 1 March 2025. These League One meetings leave the comparison balanced without creating a settled order between the clubs. The level scorelines also mean a future Championship meeting would carry its own weight rather than simply extending a decisive pattern. Neither league score gives one side separation, so the balance stays open.
The EFL Trophy result is secondary
Wrexham won 1–0 at home in the EFL Trophy on 11 February 2025. That result adds context from a different competition, but it should not replace the league draws when the clubs are compared. The enduring question is whether Wrexham can turn that narrow cup result into a league win, whether Bolton can break the deadlock, or whether the pairing produces another close contest in a new competitive setting.