Blackburn have better chances in scoreless draw

Bolton legend Nat Lofthouse took the applause from both sets of supporters as they honoured his recent 80th birthday.

Blackburn have better chances in scoreless draw
Sun, 11 Sep, 2005 - 19:12

Bolton 0 Blackburn 0

Bolton legend Nat Lofthouse took the applause from both sets of supporters as they honoured his recent 80th birthday.

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