Football: Bolton 2-0 York, FA Cup 2011 Third Round

Bolton 2-0 York
Davies 83 (HT 0-0)  
Elmander 89    
     

Non-league outfit, York City, could have been forgiven for thinking they had done enough to secure a home replay with Bolton Wanderers, of the Barclays Premier League, in their FA Cup 2011 Third Round match on Saturday 8th January 2011. Bolton left it late, before scoring twice in the final seven minutes to progress with a 2-0 win.

Kevin Davies spared the Premier side’s blushes by hammering a Martin Petrov cross into the top corner on 83 minutes, before Johan Elmander made the victory secure with a good-looking curled effort from 25 yards out with one minute remaining.

York, however, could easily have been leading when Davies’ goal went in, as they produced a number of good opportunities without finding the killer blow in 80 minutes of evenly matched football. While Bolton edged possession, it was in converting this into shots where the Premier League team were much better than their opponents: Bolton worked the York goalkeeper 13 times in all in this match, showing their class in the final third.

York, who sit 14th in the Blue Square Premier, will hope that this solid performance can propel them back towards the football league. Bolton go into the bag for the FA Cup 2011 Fourth Round.

Starting Line-ups

Bolton XI
York XI
     
01 Bogdan   24 Ingham
05 Cahill   03 Meredith (Racchi 84)
12 Knight   05 McGurk
18 Ricketts   06 Parslow
25 Alonso   11 Carruthers
10 Petrov   30 Smith
16 Davies   04 Smith
21 Cohen (Taylor 59)   14 Barrett (Reed 85)
17 Klasnic (Davies 46)   21 Weir
19 Moreno   15 Rankine
20 Blake (Elmander 72)   19 Chambers (Till 66)
     
Bolton Substitutes
York Substitutes
     
22 Jaaskelainen   01 Knight
04 Robinson   18 Young
29 O’Halloran   08 Till
06 Muamba   17 Mackin
07 Taylor   27 Racchi
09 Elmander   07 Reed
14 Davies    

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