Squad sheets: Bolton Wanderers v Liverpool
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The points and the performance against Blackburn alleviated pressure on Roy Hodgson last weekend but one win is not a cure-all. A trip to Bolton, unbeaten in four league games at home this season, represents a truer test of Liverpool's improvement. The visitors have won just one of their last 13 away league games while Hodgson's individual record is even worse. He has not presided over a league win away from home since Fulham beat Portsmouth on the opening day of last season. Johan Elmander is in rich form for Owen Coyle's side, although all five of his goals have come on Bolton's travels. Andy Hunter

Venue Reebok Stadium, Sunday 4pm

Tickets £27-35 (0844 8712932)

Last season Bolton 2 Liverpool 3

Referee L Probert

This season's matches 6 Y13, R2, 2.50 cards per game

Odds Bolton 12-5 Liverpool 13-10 Draw 12-5

BoltonSubs from Bogdan, Gardner, Klasnic, Ricketts, Taylor, M Davies, Riga, Blake, Eaves, Alonso, Cohen, Moreno

Doubtful None

Injured Gardner (thigh, 7 Nov), Samuel (calf, 7 Nov), Davis (knee, 14 Nov)

Suspended None

Form guide DWDDDL

Disciplinary record Y18 R3

Leading scorer Elmander 5

LiverpoolSubs from Jones, Jovanovic, Kyrgiakos, Poulsen, Ngog, Aurélio, Kelly, Pacheco, Babel, Agger, Wilson, Spearing, Shelvey

Doubtful Agger (match fitness), Johnson (hamstring)

Injured Kuyt (ankle, 7 Nov)

Suspended None

Form guide WLLDLD

Disciplinary record Y13 R1

Leading scorer Gerrard 3

Match pointers• Bolton have lost their last seven games against Liverpool in this division

• This will be Liverpool's 163rd Premier League game on a Sunday, more than any other side

• Johan Elmander has only ever scored one league goal at home – on debut on the first day of the 2008-09 season

• Liverpool have not had a league goal that was not either scored or assisted by Steven Gerrard or Fernando Torres since the opening day of the season

• Zat Knight (6ft 6in) is the tallest defender ever to appear in the Premier League

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