Chelsea fails to subdue Bolton

Chelsea 2 Bolton 2

Chelsea fails to subdue Bolton
Sat, 28 Apr, 2007 - 15:50
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Chelsea 2 Bolton 2

Chelsea's failure to overcome Bolton at Stamford Bridge allowed Manchester United to increase their lead at the top of the Barclays Premiership to five points.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Stamford BridgePlace: AnfieldPlace: Goodison ParkPlace: Wayne BridgePlace: GoodisonPerson: Jose MourinhoPerson: Kevin DaviesPerson: DaviesPerson: MourinhoPerson: Andranik TeymourianPerson: Lubomir MichalikPerson: Petr CechPerson: Salomon KalouPerson: Jussi JaaskelainenPerson: Ricardo CarvalhoPerson: CarvalhoPerson: Frank LampardPerson: Michael EssienPerson: John TerryPerson: EssienPerson: Andriy ShevchenkoPerson: JaaskelainenPerson: LampardPerson: KalouPerson: CechPerson: Didier DrogbaPerson: Mikel John ObiPerson: Shaun Wright-PhillipsPerson: TalPerson: DrogbaPerson: Joe ColePerson: Lassana DiarraPerson: ColeEvent: Barclays PremiershipEvent: Premier LeagueEvent: Champions LeagueOrganisation: ChelseaOrganisation: BoltonOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: UnitedOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: Liverpool
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