Bolton Wanderers vs Blackburn prediction, odds and how to watch

Blackburn beat West Ham 2-1 at Ewood Park despite being outworked in almost every statistical category, with goals from Andri Gudjohnsen and Oladapo Afolabi doing the damage. West Ham had 20 shots and 64% possession but left with nothing.

Bolton Wanderers turned a one-goal deficit into a commanding 3-1 victory at Derby, scoring three times in a devastating spell either side of half-time. Derby's wastefulness in front of goal cost them dearly as Ryan Nyambe, Jack Robinson, and Rhian Brewster sealed a deserved away win.

Stoke City came to Blackburn, outworked them, and took three points with a late Andri Gudjohnsen goal. Blackburn had no answers when it mattered.

Sam Dalby's 18th-minute strike was enough for Bolton Wanderers to take all three points at The Valley, as Charlton's alarming run of form continued with a fifth defeat in their last five Championship matches they failed to win.

Swansea put on a dominant home display to dismantle Blackburn 4-0, with goals in each half and a performance that demanded nothing less than total accountability from the visitors.

Swansea host Bolton Wanderers on Tuesday night with both sides carrying form that would embarrass a Sunday league outfit. Someone has to win. Neither deserves to.

Norwich arrive at Ewood Park in searing form, having scored fifteen goals in their last five Championship matches. Blackburn look leaky, inconsistent, and in serious trouble.

Bolton Wanderers host Blackburn in a Lancashire derby on Saturday that neither side can afford to lose. Both teams arrive with leaky defences and questions about their desire to compete at this level.