Wanderers are back at the Toughsheet looking to extend their terrific home form under the lights this evening.
The Whites can make it five straight wins at home in all competitions following on from late drama against Blackpool when Aaron Collins' strike in stoppage time ensured a 2-1 win for Ian Evatt's side.
The Whites have an excellent record against tonight's visitors with the Stags having failed to win in Bolton since 1987.
The newly promoted side sit tenth, three points behind Wanderers with Nigel Clough's side making a superb start to life in League One.
Manager Quotes
Ian Evatt: "We know we can be better, that's the thing. We haven't played to our best. We haven't been horrific, we're not languishing at the bottom end of the table. We are there or thereabouts but we know we can be better and we know we can improve and that's what we're trying to do.
"We're all fully invested in what's best for this football club. We've been here a long time. We’ve been on a journey from the bottom of League Two and a completely broken club to where we stand today, with two Wembley visits, some great times and performances and wins along the way."
Mansfield Town Boss Nigel Clough: "Bolton were very close last year, they have been building for three or four seasons and have got a good squad together.
"We did very well in the Carabao Cup there earlier in the season and hopefully we can put in a similar performance.
"I think on their day, them and Birmingham are probably the two teams who can hurt you most in terms of football."
Team News
Captain George Thomason is suspended for this league encounter after picking up his fifth booking of the season in the 1-1 draw with Cambridge United last week.
Midfielder Kyle Dempsey and defender Eoin Toal are recovering well from their respective injuries and both should be back fit around Christmas-time.
Mansfield striker Rhys Oates returned to the Stags' bench on Saturday after being out injured for 11 months. The forward suffered a knee injury on New Year's Day and since then has struggled to stay fit.
Form Guide
Wanderers find themselves in 8th place in the League One table level on points with the top six knowing that a win this evening, and if results go their way, will propel them into the playoff places.
Aaron Collins is a man on fire for the Whites with four goals in his last three games with the Welshman keen to add to his goal tally.
Mansfield have struggled of late in the league, losing their last three in a winless run of four games albeit against sides at the top of the tree including Wycombe, Birmingham City and Wrexham.
The Stags have already visited the Toughsheet once this season. Their previous trip came in the first round of the Carabao Cup which saw Wanderers victorious on spot-kicks after the sides couldn't be seperated after 90 minutes.
Kick off
Tuesday 7:45pm.
Referee
Sebastian Stockbridge
Stockbridge has already officiated Wanderers once this season. That came in the Whites big home win over Reading in September.
Tickets/Wanderers TV
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