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Bolton scored early and late to win away from home for the fourth time this season and move into the playoff spots with only four matches to go.

City are fighting relegation and Wanderers are fighting promotion in what will be a full-blooded affair at Ashton Gate. With only five matches left, a loss of the battle for either side leaves them unlikely to win the war at the end of the season.

The Revolution offseason just got a bunch more active. After rumors and rumblings that started a few weeks ago, today they announced the signing of midfielder Kalifa Cisse, and then jettisoned four players into the waiver draft.

The day started terribly for Bolton Wanderers but ended in a blaze of glory. Several players stepped up in the second half, who made the biggest leap?

The post-Owen Coyle era begins as Bolton host Bristol City in a battle between the 17th and 18th placed clubs in the nPower Championship. Both clubs have eleven points so far and a penchant for conceding goals. It should be an end-to-end affair.

Reading: Federici, Griffin, Gorkks, Pearce, Cummings, McAnuff, Tabb, Karacan, Antonio (Cywka), Roberts (Church), Hunt Attendance: 17,825 If Reading fans were hoping to see a bold new era on the...

If last weekend was the dawn of a new era, this is the commute to work when you've got a full tank of petrol and have paid out for a nice cup of coffee from Starbucks. Reading host struggling...

Reading: Federici, Mills, Gorkks, Pearce, Cummings, McAnuff, Tabb, Leigertwood, Hunt (Manset), Le Fondre, Church (Robson-Kanu) Attendance: 12,108 Admit it, who'd given up this one for dead? I'll...

I love a midweek game when you've not had the best of results at the weekend. Here's to hoping we can pick up a second away win of the season tomorrow night when we go to Bristol City. Ahead of...

The Tilehurst End Championship Preview - In Their Own Words Over the past week I've been asking bloggers from across the Championship to give us their thoughts on the season ahead and what they...