John Swift fires Brentford into early lead
Neil Danns replies for Bolton, who draw for seventh time at home
Bees watched by new head coach Dean Smith
Bolton v Brentford (19:45 GMT)
So Bolton and Brentford fans, what do you make of the developments at your club today?
With their financial troubles could the Trotters be playing the third tier next year? Is Dean Smith the man to lead the Bees to the Premier League?
We'd love to hear your thoughts - you can use #bbcfootball to send us them.
Bolton v Brentford (19:45 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesWhile the appointment of a new manager is usually greeted with a sense of optimism, things could not be more contrasting at Bolton.
The Wanderers sit bottom of the Championship going into this game and their news this afternoon was that the squad has not been paid in November.
Trevor Birch, who is advising the board on possible takeover options from owner Eddie Davies, said they had not been paid because of a "short-term funding issue".
Bolton v Brentford (19:45 GMT)
Tonight will be the last time Lee Carsley is in charge of Brentford after the Bees appointed Dean Smith as their new manager this afternoon.
The 44-year-old leaves Walsall fourth in League One after nearly five years in charge, and will succeed Dutchman Marinus Dijkhuizen who was sacked at the end of September.
Smith will be in the stands tonight at the Macron Stadium on a watching brief.
Image source, Getty ImagesBolton v Brentford (19:45 GMT)
Just the one change for Brentford and it's an enforced one as suspended Harlee Dean is replaced by Jack O'Connell.
Image source, BBC SportSubstitutes: Bonham, Saunders, Hofman, Kerschbaumer, Gogia, Barbet, Canos.
Bolton v Brentford (19:45 GMT)
Bolton bring in Dorian Dervite in defence for the suspended Prince Gouano, while Max Clayton starts after his substitute appearance in the loss at Reading - he replaces Jay Spearing who drops to the bench.
Image source, BBC SportSubstitutes: Rachubka, Prince, Spearing, Madine, Dobbie, Twardzik, Holding
Bolton v Brentford (19:45 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesGood evening and welcome to your final bit of action from matchday 18 in the Championship.
Moneyless Bolton and formerly managerless Brentford - more on that in a second - meet at the Macron Stadium tonight both looking for a win for very different reasons.
Stay with us for all the coverage.