Welcome to coverage of the Premier League clash between Bolton and Blackburn from the Reebok Stadium.

Martin Olsson keeps the ball alive when a goal-kick seemed likely and cuts back for Hoilett... he completely misses the ball as he tries to control it! Hoilett has scored three goals in his last two Premier League outings - all in the second half. He won't add to them like that.

Pratley dinks a cross to the far side where Robinson claims.

Bolton are looking to win back-to-back PL matches for the first time in 11 months, since beating West Ham and Arsenal in April 2011. Blackburn are looking to win back-to-back PL away matches for the first time since March 2009.

Game on at the Reebok. Cross from the right for Bolton... Davies misses an absolute sitter! Miyaichi's cross was inch-perfect and the unmarked midfielder nodded wide of the goal from six yards.

GOAL FOR BLACKBURN! N'Zonzi with a flicked header from a Pedersen long throw! 2-1 Bolton.

Hoilett held off by Reo-Coker and the home skipper clears for a throw.

Very late tackle by N'Gog on Formica's standing leg. He is lucky not to be booked.

Miyaichi's kick is turned behind for another corner. Wheater seems to be dragged down by Dann... no penalty given. And a few players, starting with Mark Davies, fall over their own feet in the following moments.

N'Gog works his way towards the box and Pratley takes over to earn a corner.

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Petrov with another exquisite cross from the left that N'Gog meets well - but the header is just over the bar from just outside the six-yard box.

Long throw is flicked on by Steven Nzonzi... the ball is dipping under the crossbar and Bogdan claims.

Olsson is back on as Rovers earn territory down the left in the form of throw-ins.

Miyaichi evades one challenge and earns half a yard of space with a stepover before curling a shot well off-target. Positive play.

Play restarts with Olsson off the pitch still being seen to. There are 5,000 Blackburn fans inside the ground today.

Away left-back Martin Olsson is down hurt near the touchline. He was competing for the ball with Miyaichi.

The second half begins, with Rovers now kicking from left to right.

Blackburn are out early. And here come Bolton. Miyaichi has run the greatest distance so far in this match, followed closely by Marcus Olsson. No changes at the break.

Here is the tribute that greeted the players as they came out.

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The half-time whistle. Bolton 2-0 Blackburn, but Rovers should have had a penalty at 0-0.