Poor finishing frustrates West Brom

West Brom 0 Bolton 0

Poor finishing frustrates West Brom
Tue, 18 Apr, 2006 - 01:00

Given that Pompey entertain bottom side Sunderland on Saturday, Albion may now need to win their last three games to retain realistic hopes of survival.

A point was also of little advantage to Bolton in their fading quest for a UEFA Cup spot although it did at least halt a sequence of five successive defeats.

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