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That's as far as we go in here today.

We'll be back with more EFL live text action when Notts County host Grimsby in League Two on Thursday evening.

Thanks for your company today and don't forget you can follow live text action from Chelsea v Manchester City here.

And just like that, the second week of EFL action concludes.

Bolton and Wrexham ended in a goalless stalemate, ending the Wanderer's Welsh jinx but prolonging their hunt for a goal against a side from Wales to six league games.

Notts County forward Jodi Jones broke the hearts of Fleetwood Town fans by scoring a 95th minutes penalty to steal a point in their 2-2 draw after the Cods had led 2-0.

And let's not forget Sunderland putting on an explosive display to defeat Sheffield Wednesday 4-0, who were a far cry from the team that dominated at Plymouth Argyle last week.

Join us on Thursday when Notts County is back in action against Grimsby at 20:00.

That's the first time Bolton have failed to score in a home league game since 19 August last year when they were smashed 4-0 by near neighbours Wigan.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham player on BBC Radio Wales

No complaints whatsoever.

It's not the Wrexham we've come to familiarised ourselves with the way that they play but it's a different kind of game. Sometimes you have to accept the way they played today.

We all want to see them winning every game but they won't, not in this division. It's a good point.

For me, this has confirmed that Wrexham are going to be one of the contenders to get promotion.

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No goals but no little amount of endeavour.

Two teams who will hope and expect to be in the top six come May and a point today might just prove to be pretty handy.

Bolton had the better of the opening 45 minutes but found Arthur Okonkwo in fine form between the Wrexham sticks.

The away side improved but never really looked like opening the scoring themselves.

Both team probably content enough with a draw.

Kyle Dempsey's corner is deep and the away side clear, although Bolton skipper Ricardo Santos appeared to be getting his shirt pulled in the middle.

One last corner for the home side with one minute to go.

We will have three minutes of time added on at the end of this one.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham player on BBC Radio Wales

I think it would be fair to say no team deserves to win it. I think a fair result would be a point a piece.

I don't think Bolton have done enough to warrant all three points. There were chances to carve Wrexham open but defensively the Dragons have been good.

Wrexham bring on George Evans for the final few seconds.

Steven Fletcher has a pop from range for the away side.

The experienced striker catches the bouncing ball well enough but Nathan Baxter gets everything behind it.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham player on BBC Radio Wales

You think now that a goal wins it.

Bolton will be worried about Wrexham in these last minutes. Plenty of the Bolton fans have left their seats, nobody in the Wrexham side has left. They all believe.

The away side win a late corner down their right in front of the travelling fans.

Bolton deal with the first and second balls and then look to spring a counter.

Heading into the final five minutes.

These two teams aren't accustomed to goalless draws.

Both teams had just two each in the league last season.

Time for a late winner?

Jay Matete is on for Bolton as their final sub.

Seb Revan has had a decent game down the Wrexham right today but he'll want this one back.

He drives in off the flank and sees his name in lights as he goes fro goal from 20 yards.

It flies about that far wide though.

Ollie Rathbone, Wrexham's record signing, is on for Jack Marriott.

And now another double change from Bolton.

Jordi Osei-Tutu and Scott Arfield are on for the home side.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham player on BBC Radio Wales

We are getting to the stage where both sides will be worried about losing it.

Bolton would love to win it; Wrexham will probably be the happier if it ends 0-0.

Heeeeeeeeere come the changes.

Bolton make a double change, as Kyle Dempsey and Victor Adeboyejo enter the fray.

Wrexham bring on veteran striker Steven Fletcher.

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