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Memory Lane: Bolton Wanderers (un)happy memories at Carrow Road

Bolton Wanderers head down to face Norwich City at Carrow Road for the first time in eight years. The Norfolk home of the Canaries has not been a fun hunting ground for the Whites in well, ever.

16.09.26, 14:00 Updated 16.09.26, 15:17 5 Minute Read

Matt Bottomley

Matt Bottomley

Bolton Wanderers head back to Carrow Road for the first time in eight years this weekend, somewhere they have never really had any luck.

The Whites have not won at the Norfolk club since 2000, having had five attempts to rectify the record. Since then, Bolton have picked up just one point at Carrow Road, going through what could be deemed as hell at Carrow Road.

The last time the pair met at all, it ended up 4-0 to Norwich City. The last time at Carrow Road? 3-2 to the home side. To put it lightly, the favour has not been in Wanderers favour down south.

Steven Schumacher's side head their Championship opponents to break that record on Sunday. In the meantime, we took a trip down the unfortunate memory lane of the Whites last four games at Carrow Road.

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Matt Bottomley

Matt Bottomley A lifelong Bolton Wanderers fan, this club is the reason I began my journalism career. Since sitting in the stands as a kid over 20 years ago, I have gone on to work for the likes of the BBC and The Telegraph before everything led me back to here, to the football club I love.

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