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The game today will be the biggest crowd at Bolton since the Trotters played Leicester at home in the Premier League on 28 December 2003 (28,353).

Nearly 26,000 are expected, including 4,000 Wrexham fans.

Lifeline? Nick Tsaroulla is brought down in the box in the 92nd minute.

David McGoldrick has made an impact since coming on for Notts County but not the kind they'd hoped for.

He's been booked for cynically stopping a Fleetwood counter.

Into injury time at Meadow Lane with Fleetwood clinging on.

Just five minutes plus stoppage time left at Meadow Lane - and the Magpies have brought on veteran striker David McGoldrick in the hope he can conjure up an equaliser.

• This will be the first league meeting between Bolton Wanderers and Wrexham since May 1988, when the Trotters ran out 1-0 winners.
• After winning their first away league game against Bolton 2-0 in November 1971, Wrexham have since failed to win any of their subsequent four such matches against the Trotters (D1 L3).
• Bolton Wanderers have lost each of their last five league games against sides from Wales, failing to score in each of those matches. Across their entire EFL history, the Trotters have never lost six matches in succession against such teams.
• Wrexham alternated between winning and losing their league games against sides from Greater Manchester last season (W2 L2), winning their last such fixture 2-1 against Stockport County in April this year.

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Taking a quick look ahead to next weekend's EFL action there's a stand-out game in the Championship as Sunderland welcome Burnley.

The Black Cats have won their first two, with six goals scored and none conceded to sit in second behind the Clarets, who have six points from six, having scored nine goals and let in one.

Can Regis Le Bris help the Wearsiders continue their superb start against Scott Parker's promotion favourites?

Triple substitution for Notts County as they try to ride the momentum for the equaliser.

County defender Lewis Macari gets involved again with a cut-back to substitute Scott Robertson but the midfielder can't quite get the ball down on the stretch.

Fleetwood make their own changes with goalscorer Brandon Wiredu making way.

We'll have some more in-depth team news from today's League One match later on but here's the stand-out lines.

Bolton make two changes from their opening weekend win, John McAtee and George Johnston are in.

Wrexham make one alteration from the 3-2 win over Wycombe, Seb Revan is in and Ryan Barnett drops to the bench.

Can the home side respond? Oh yes, they can!

Midfielder Daniel Crowley, not deterred from having his own shot on goal blocked just minutes before, passes the ball into defender Lewis Macari, who then provides the assist for the man up front - Alassana Jatta.

It's still up for grabs this one.

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Great stat from our friends over at Opta towers*.

Sheffield Wednesday are the first team from the top four tiers to win their first league game by four goals or more and then lose their second game by that margin since Blackpool beat Wigan 4-0 in their Premier League opener in 2010 and then got trounced 6-0 at Arsenal the following week.

*Not sure they're based in a tower.

The Cods double their lead in the second minute of the second-half!

It's captain Brendan Wiredu that gets the second after the Notts keeper denies Ryan Graydon a brace.

It was a cautious start to the match for both teams but things are looking lively now. Can Notts County respond?

John Pearson
Former Sheffield Wednesday forward on BBC Radio Sheffield

It's difficult to put that game into perspective for Sheffield Wednesday.

You come away from the Plymouth game and you see one of the best performances I've seen from them in a long time. To see how they've played and performed today - it was chalk and cheese.

They played really well last week and played really poorly today.

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Fantastic four for superb Sunderland.

The Black Cats cruise to a thumping win in front of their home fans.

This one was all but done after a stunning first 30 minutes.

Dennis Cirkin headed home before Eliezer Mayenda quickly made it 2-0 with a good finish and it was three when skipper Luke O'Nien reacted quickest to bundle in from close range.

Wednesday's hopes of an unlikely comeback were done within three minutes of the restart when Mayenda got his second from Jack Clarke's cross.

Thereafter the game petered out.

Statement win for Sunderland.

Gary Bennett
Ex-Sunderland defender on BBC Radio Newcastle

That was a poor finish from Michael Smith. That sums up their afternoon.

It's been a poor Sheffield Wednesday performance. After last week, they've looked ordinary. Sunderland have made them look ordinary.

Sheffield Wednesday striker Michael Smith belts a shot miles over the bar from 12 yards out.

He was totally unmarked.

That was the away side's best chance this afternoon.

A lot of potential man of the match candidates for the home side today. A day where everything that could go right has.

We're into six minutes of time added on at the end of this one.

Can the home side add a fifth to top off a perfect day's work?

We're firmly in "Ole!" territory now and the home faithful delight in cheering every successful pass.

It's been an unexpected stroll in the Wearside sun today.

Patrick Roberts has had a super game down the Sunderland right today.

He goes off to rapturous applause and Romaine Mundle is on for the closing minutes.