Bristol City v Bolton Wanderers, 19 March 2016

Score6-0 to Bristol City
RefereeChris Sarginson
CompetitionLeague Championship
VenueAshton Gate
Attendance15,608

View Bristol City v Bolton Wanderers head to head

Referee James Adcock was originally due to take charge of this game but was later replaced by Chris Sarginson. Kick-off: 3.00pm

6 Bristol City

0 Bolton Wanderers

Goals:

Aaron Wilbraham 3 G
Lee Tomlin 10 G
Peter Odemwingie 53 G
Scott Wagstaff 79 G
Jonathan Kodjia 86 G
Joe Bryan 87 G

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Richard O'Donnell
Defender Nathan Baker
Defender Adam Matthews
Defender/Centre back Aden Flint
Defender/Midfielder Joe Bryan
Defender/Midfielder Scott Golbourne
Defender/Midfielder/Forward Bobby Decordova-Reid
Midfielder Marlon Pack
Midfielder/Forward Lee Tomlin
Forward Peter Odemwingie
Forward Aaron Wilbraham

Starting lineup:

Paul Rachubka Goalkeeper
Derik Osede Defender
Rob Holding Defender
David Wheater Defender/Centre back
Dean Moxey Defender/Midfielder
Mark Davies Midfielder
Darren Pratley Midfielder
Josh Vela Midfielder
Tom Walker Midfielder
Kaiyne Woolery Midfielder
Gary Madine Forward

Substitutions:

Jonathan Kodjia for Aaron Wilbraham 63
Luke Freeman for Bobby Decordova-Reid 69
Scott Wagstaff for Lee Tomlin 77

Substitutions:

Neil Danns for Mark Davies 46
Wellington Silva for Tom Walker 66
Stephen Dobbie for Wellington Silva 83

Cards:

Cards:

Josh Vela 47 Y
Dean Moxey 67 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Frank Fielding
Defender Luke Ayling
Defender Alex Pearce
Midfielder/Forward Luke Freeman
Midfielder/Forward Scott Wagstaff
Forward Kieran Agard
Forward Jonathan Kodjia

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Harry Campbell
Defender/Midfielder Niall Maher
Midfielder Neil Danns
Midfielder Liam Trotter
Forward Zach Clough
Forward Stephen Dobbie
Forward Wellington Silva

Comments:

League position: 19th This was Bristol City's biggest win since they won 6-0 at Bradford City on 14 April 2015; the result that confirmed their promotion to the League Championship.

Comments:

League position: 24th Following Neil Lennon's sacking earlier in the week, this was interim manager Jimmy Phillips' first game in charge. This was Bolton Wanderers' heaviest defeat since they lost 1-7 at Reading in the League Championship on 18 January 2014.

6 Bristol City

Goals:

Aaron Wilbraham 3 G
Lee Tomlin 10 G
Peter Odemwingie 53 G
Scott Wagstaff 79 G
Jonathan Kodjia 86 G
Joe Bryan 87 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Richard O'Donnell
Defender Nathan Baker
Defender Adam Matthews
Defender/Centre back Aden Flint
Defender/Midfielder Joe Bryan
Defender/Midfielder Scott Golbourne
Defender/Midfielder/Forward Bobby Decordova-Reid
Midfielder Marlon Pack
Midfielder/Forward Lee Tomlin
Forward Peter Odemwingie
Forward Aaron Wilbraham

Substitutions:

Jonathan Kodjia for Aaron Wilbraham 63
Luke Freeman for Bobby Decordova-Reid 69
Scott Wagstaff for Lee Tomlin 77

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Frank Fielding
Defender Luke Ayling
Defender Alex Pearce
Midfielder/Forward Luke Freeman
Midfielder/Forward Scott Wagstaff
Forward Kieran Agard
Forward Jonathan Kodjia

Comments:

League position: 19th This was Bristol City's biggest win since they won 6-0 at Bradford City on 14 April 2015; the result that confirmed their promotion to the League Championship.

0 Bolton Wanderers

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Paul Rachubka Goalkeeper
Derik Osede Defender
Rob Holding Defender
David Wheater Defender/Centre back
Dean Moxey Defender/Midfielder
Mark Davies Midfielder
Darren Pratley Midfielder
Josh Vela Midfielder
Tom Walker Midfielder
Kaiyne Woolery Midfielder
Gary Madine Forward

Substitutions:

Neil Danns for Mark Davies 46
Wellington Silva for Tom Walker 66
Stephen Dobbie for Wellington Silva 83

Cards:

Josh Vela 47 Y
Dean Moxey 67 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Harry Campbell
Defender/Midfielder Niall Maher
Midfielder Neil Danns
Midfielder Liam Trotter
Forward Zach Clough
Forward Stephen Dobbie
Forward Wellington Silva

Comments:

League position: 24th Following Neil Lennon's sacking earlier in the week, this was interim manager Jimmy Phillips' first game in charge. This was Bolton Wanderers' heaviest defeat since they lost 1-7 at Reading in the League Championship on 18 January 2014.