Sixth-placed Wanderers take on the side immediately above them in the form of Stockport County at the Toughsheet Community Stadium on Saturday afternoon (12:30pm kick-off).
It has been a case of home comforts for the Whites under boss Steven Schumacher, having won 100% of the games taken place at the Toughsheet under his tenure - and no bigger than the victory over runaway leaders Birmingham City last time out.
The visitors arrive in Bolton unbeaten in three and last time out, they were held to a goalless draw with Charlton Athletic - who leapfrogged them in the week with Nathan Jones' side defeating Crawley Town.
Press Conference
Steven Schumacher: "It's against a team who are in the top six, who've been flying this season. It should be an exciting afternoon and it's going up against a good team, so we need to make sure that we're at it,” said Schumacher ahead of the lunch-time showdown at the Toughsheet Community Stadium.
“They had a really good result against us early in the season, which we'll want to try and put right as well. It's never easy losing any game by five goals, especially when it's against a local rival. It's not a nice place to be, so I'm sure the players will want to put that right and also put it right from Tuesday night, really.
"We’re gutted from Tuesday night, but it's okay, it's just another game, and we try and put it right to the weekend.
"If we can go up against a rival and we can get the better of them and go above them in the league, then it gives us a huge boost going into the international break."
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Team News
Kyle Dempsey, Ricardo Almeida Santos and Kion Etete all took part in a full training session ahead of this weekend's game. There's the possibility that the three may take part in a B Team game during the international break as they step up their recovery from injury.
One Wanderers will be without is George Johnston, who picked up a minor hamstring strain, but is hopeful to return for the trip to Blackpool at the end of March.
Form Guide
Disappointment for Wanderers last time out in a 3-2 defeat to Bristol Rovers, but back at home the Whites should be full of confidence heading into the weekend.
Steven Schumacher's side have won five leagues games from their last seven outings, propelling themselves into the top six with the hope of staying amongst it until the end of the season.
It will be the first league meeting between the two at the Toughsheet Community Stadium since 2001, which finished in a 1-1 draw.
It's two victories for Stockport in their last five outings, with wins against Blackpool and Wigan Athletic.
County suffered a shock defeat to Cambridge United in late February and are coming off the back of two draws against Northampton Town and Charlton Athletic - so will be on the hunt to get back to winning ways this weekend.
Kick-Off
Saturday 12:30pm
Referee
Ben Toner will take charge of this one.
He last officiated Wanderers in their home match with Exeter City in August earlier in the season.
Tickets/Wanderers TV
Over 24,000 tickets have already been sold for this weekend's game, with Wanderers' fans being asked to Bring The Noise this Saturday and help road the lads on throughout the 90.
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Audio passes will be available, as always, for UK-based supporters. Those based internationally can stream the game through a live video match pass on Wanderers TV.
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The game will be live on Sky Sports+