Championship

Bolton Wanderers were well beaten by Middlesbrough on Friday night. The Premier League promotion chasing side displayed a shear gulf in quality that the Whites simply could not handle. Steven Schumacher knew the outcome was a possibility, admitting that sometimes, even perfection wouldn't have been enough.

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Bolton Wanderers were outclassed as Middlesbrough taught them a lesson in football on Friday night. Boro's quality proved too much for the Whites as Will Lankshear, Aiden Morris and Amario Cozier-Duberry scored for the away side, with Theo Bair getting the sole consolation for the hosts.

Bolton Wanderers were shown what it takes to compete for a place in the Premier League, as now-table toppers Middlesbrough put five past the Whites at the Toughsheet Community Stadium. Gavin Bazunu did his best to keep the numbers down, but the shear quality of Boro, leaves Steven Schumacher needing to pick his team up again.

James Morrison says Toby Collyer's hamstring injury isn't as bad as he first feared. The Albion boss also wants to see a lot more from Kareem Tunde before he's ready to start in the Championship