Bolton and Blackburn come out into the overcast skies at the Macron Stadium.

The Wanderers in their white home strip while Rovers will be playing in all red.

It's been a very decent start in the Blackburn hot seat for former Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert after he replaced Gary Bowyer last month - he has three wins so far.

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Despite Bolton being on the longest run without a win in the Championship stretching back 17 matches, they have a very good record when they face Blackburn at home.

The Wanderers will start 2016 at the bottom of the table no matter what happens today but they will be hoping for their first win since 12 September when they beat Wolves 2-1.

Battling against their financial troubles off the field, Neil Lennon's side have managed just one win all campaign so far and he says he wants to remain in charge - but Bolton fans is he the right man for you at the moment?

A win for Blackburn today could see them temporarily go within six points off the play-offs but do Rovers have a squad to compete in the top areas of the Championship?

We'd love to hear your thoughts anything about your club as well as the game this afternoon using #bbcfootball.

After their game against Middlesbrough was postponed on Boxing Day because of a waterlogged pitch, Paul Lambert has made no changes and named the same team that started in the loss at Reading.

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Substitutes: Eastwood, Spurr, Kilgallon, Delfouneso, Lawrence, Williamson, Taylor.

Bolton make four changes including striker Gary Madine for Emile Heskey, who misses out through a hamstring injury.

Mark Davies and Josh Vela come into the base of midfield, while Prince Gouano is in for Dorian Dervite at centre-back.

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Substitutes: Rachubka, Spearing, Danns, Casado, Wellington, Dobbie, Wilson.

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Good afternoon and welcome to your first football offering of the day throughout England.

It's a Lancashire derby at the Macron Stadium as financially-troubled Bolton look for some festive cheer with just a second win of the season, but they face a Blackburn side who have made an encouraging start under Paul Lambert.

With this the last game of 2015 for these two, who can end the year on a high?