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The One and Only Wanderers Quiz - Edition One

With the international break meaning there is no Bolton Wanderers football for some time, we all need something to keep us fans occupied. To test your Wanderers knowledge, here is the first edition of our The One and Only Wanderers Quiz.

25.09.26, 09:30 Updated 25.09.26, 09:43 5 Minute Read

Matt Bottomley

Matt Bottomley

With the international break seeing an extended break from Bolton Wanderers football, we as fans all need something to keep us occupied over the long three weeks.

With that in mind, we've curated the first edition of The One and Only Wanderers Quiz, to test your knowledge of your club. We'll start of easy, before really testing what you know down the line.

All questions are multiple choice, with the answers below the end of the quiz, but try the give it go before checking them.

The One and Only Wanderers Quiz - Edition One

Who scored the opening goal of the 2026/27 season for Bolton Wanderers?

  • A: Thierry Gale
  • B: Xavier Simons
  • C: Sam Dalby

What year were Bolton Wanderers originally formed in their old name?

  • A: 1878
  • B: 1874
  • C: 1884

How many times have Bolton Wanderers won the FA Cup?

  • A: Four
  • B: Three
  • C: Five

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Which two Bolton Wanderers players put the ball in the Bayern Munich net?

  • A: Stelios and Kevin Davies
  • B: Ricardo Gardner and Kevin Davies
  • C: Kevin Nolan and Kevin Davies

Who was Bolton Wanderers top goal scorer in solely League One last season?

  • A: Sam Dalby
  • B: Amario Cozier-Duberry
  • C: Mason Burstow

In the 2020/21 season, who was the first goal scorer for Bolton Wanderers in campaign that saw them promoted from League Two?

  • A: Eoin Doyle
  • B: Antoni Sarcevic
  • C: Nathan Delfouneso

With that season in mind, things did not start well for Ian Evatt's team, losing their first league game of the campaign, but which team did they lose to?

  • A: Salford City
  • B: Forest Green Rovers
  • C: Newport County

In 2011/12 Bolton Wanderers departed the Premier League after 11 years, drawing 2-2 at Stoke City, relegating them from the top flight. Both Potters goals were scored under dubious circumstances, but which Stoke player scored them?

  • A: Kenwyne Jones
  • B: Matthew Etherington
  • C: Jonathan Walters

In the following season, Bolton Wanderers missed out on the Championship play-offs via goal difference. The determining factor, was a 2-2 draw with Blackpool on the final day. Which two players scored for the Whites?

  • A: Chris Eagles and Craig Davies
  • B: Chris Eagles and David Ngog
  • C: Marvin Sordell and Chung-Yong Lee

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Returning to happier times, Bolton Wanderers would win the EFL Trophy in 2023. Who were the four goal scorers for the Whites at Wembley?

  • A: Dion Charles, Eoin Toal, Gethin Jones and Kyle Dempsey
  • B: Kyle Dempsey, Dion Charles, Elias Kachunga and Gethin Jones
  • C: Elias Kachunga, Eoin Toal, Gethin Jones and Aaron Morley

Speaking of Cup Finals, what year did Bolton Wanderers go to their most recent League Cup Final?

  • A: 2004
  • B: 2003
  • C: 2005

Finally, one to finish off for the older generation. Which Bolton Wanderers players netted as the Whites beat Preston North End 3-0, for a place in the Premier League in 2001?

  • A: Per Frandsen, Michael Ricketts and Ricardo Gardner
  • B: Kevin Nolan, Gareth Farrelly and Michael Ricketts
  • C: Gareth Farrelly, Michael Ricketts and Ricardo Gardner

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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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