Championship
November 6, 2012
Stalemate at Bolton
Scoring Summary
| Bolton Wanderers | Leicester City |
|---|
Teams
| Bolton Wanderers | Leicester City |
|---|---|
| 1 Adam Bogdan | 1 Kasper Schmeichel |
| 18 Samuel Ricketts | 15 Michael Keane |
| 12 Zat Knight | 3 Paul Konchesky |
| 15 Stephen Warnock | 5 Wes Morgan |
| 4 Matthew Mills | 2 Ritchie De Laet |
| 8 Keith Andrews | 11 Lloyd Dyer |
| 21 Darren Pratley | 10 Andy King |
| 7 Chris Eagles | 4 Daniel Drinkwater |
| 16 Mark Davies | 24 Antony Knockaert |
| 27 Lee Chung-Yong | 35 David Nugent |
| 14 Kevin Davies | 14 Martin Waghorn |
| Substitutes | |
| 34 Jay Lynch | Conrad Logan 13 |
| 2 Tyrone Mears | Liam Moore 22 |
| 5 Tim Ream | Matthew James 16 |
| 10 Martin Petrov | Ben Marshall 7 |
| 20 Jay Spearing | Jessie Lingard 23 |
| 19 Marvin Sordell | Marko Futacs 29 |
| 17 Benik Afobe | Jeffrey Schlupp 18 |
| Substitutions | |
| Martin Petrov for Lee Chung-Yong (71) | Jeffrey Schlupp for Paul Konchesky (40) |
| Benik Afobe for Chris Eagles (81) | Liam Moore for Michael Keane (57) |
| Jessie Lingard for Martin Waghorn (85) | |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Samuel Ricketts (33) | |
| Darren Pratley (42) | |
| · Squads: Bolton Wanderers | Leicester City | |
Goalkeepers Adam Bogdan and Kasper Schmeichel were in terrific form as Bolton and Leicester shared the points in a goalless encounter.
Bogdan primarily frustrated the Foxes in the first half but made a superb second-half save to thwart Anthony Knockaert.
Schmeichel was busier after the break but perhaps his most notable moment was a double save from Lee Chung-yong just before half-time.
After getting off to a winning start against then-league leaders Cardiff on Saturday in his first game in charge, Bolton boss Dougie Freedman named an unchanged starting line-up.
Leicester manager Nigel Pearson made four changes after defeat to Watford. One was enforced, with Zak Whitbread sent off at Vicarage Road, so Manchester United teenager Michael Keane made his debut at centre-back alongside captain Wes Morgan.
Another defensive change saw Ritchie De Laet return from suspension to replace Liam Moore at full-back.
Elsewhere, winger Lloyd Dyer and striker Martyn Waghorn were recalled while 19-year-old midfielder Jesse Lingard, who came from Old Trafford with Keane earlier on Tuesday, was on the bench.
Leicester were frustrated in the early stages by the in-form Bogdan as the Hungarian goalkeeper produced parrying saves to thwart David Nugent, Danny Drinkwater and Dyer.
Bogdan also made a superb save to keep out Waghorn's powerful strike.
Bolton continued to ride their luck as De Laet's shot clipped the top of the crossbar but some late pressure almost saw the hosts take the lead just before half-time.
Lee's long-range shot caused Schmeichel problems, with the Leicester keeper pushing the ball back into the South Korean's path. Lee took another shot but Schmeichel pushed it wide. From the resulting corner, Darren Pratley volleyed over.
Schmeichel was called into action again shortly after the break, this time to keep out Kevin Davies' header.
The Dane denied Bolton once more when he turned a Mark Davies effort around the post for a corner.
Leicester threatened again midway through the second half but Nugent shot into the side-netting following Knockaert's lovely lofted pass.
Bogdan then pushed away a fiercely-struck shot from Waghorn before making a superb save at his near post from Knockaert after Bolton were caught with a short corner.
Schmeichel spilled a shot from Chris Eagles late on but Morgan was on hand to clear away the loose ball and an entertaining clash finished goalless.



