Different options may tempt Allardyce

Bolton manager Sam Allardyce could be tempted to make changes against Sevilla in the UEFA Cup Group H match tomorrow at the Reebok Stadium.

Tue, 13 Dec, 2005 - 15:18

Bolton manager Sam Allardyce could be tempted to make changes against Sevilla in the UEFA Cup Group H match tomorrow at the Reebok Stadium.

Mexico striker Jared Borgetti might claim a place in the team after scoring four goals in knockout competitions this season.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Reebok StadiumPlace: MexicoPerson: AllardycePerson: Sam AllardycePerson: Jared BorgettiPerson: Nicky HuntPerson: Ivan CampoPerson: Henrik PedersenPerson: JaaskelainenPerson: O’BrienPerson: N’GottyPerson: Ben HaimPerson: GardnerPerson: FayePerson: NolanPerson: SpeedPerson: GiannakopoulosPerson: DioufPerson: DaviesPerson: JaidiPerson: Vaz TePerson: WalkerPerson: OkochaPerson: FadigaPerson: HuntPerson: NakataPerson: BorgettiEvent: UEFA Cup Group HOrganisation: BoltonOrganisation: Sevilla
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