- 1Alnwick, Ben
- 3A. Taylor
- 5M. Beevers
- 14J. Hobbs
- 16P. Olkowski
- 19O'Neil, Gary
- 12C. Noone
- 15Murphy, Luke
- 4J. Lowe
- 10S. Ameobi
- 8C. Donaldson
- 11W. Buckley
- 34Pritchard, Joe
- 28J. Magennis
- 20Matthews, Remi
- 31D. Wheater
- 18M. Wilson
- 48Connell, Luca John
- 1Sam Johnstone
- 3Gibbs, Kieran
- 26Ahmed Hegazy
- 25C. Dawson
- 68M. Holgate
- 11C. Brunt
- 18G. Barry
- 34R. Harper
- 16Dwight Gayle
- 19J. Rodríguez
- 4H. Robson-Kanu
- 24T. Adarabioyo
- 28S. Field
- 6B. Sako
- 23Bond, Jonathan
- 5K. Bartley
- 22W. Hoolahan
- 20J. Leko
Bolton have managed just five league wins this season and they head to this game having picked just one point from a possible nine, while they have conceded eight goals in the last two matches, and scoring one. It depicts a team with a very poor defence and attack as well. They have scored just eight goals in their 13 home matches this season in the Championship while in total they have 18 goals in 27 matches, which makes them the lowest scorers in the league in the season. In 11 of their league matches this season, Bolton have trailed in both halves of their matches and they are set to take on the Championship’s top scoring side; West Brom having netted 55 goals, being one of just two teams to have attained that at this stage of the season. West Brom have lost just one and won four of their last five matches away from home, all in the Championship while they have one clean sheet. The last three meetings between these sides have seen over 2.5 goals scored while both sides have scored in five of the last six meetings. In 97 meetings between the two sides, Bolton have 33 wins and West Brom 27.