Bolton 4-0 Plymouth: Wanderers WIN the Papa Johns Trophy for the first time in 34 years after four-goal party at Wembley against League One promotion rivals
- Bolton defeated Plymouth 4-0 at Wembley in the EFL Trophy final
- It was a huge win for the League One side over promotion rivals Plymouth.
- Kyle Dempsey gave the Trotters their dream start on a header after four minutes
- He then set up Dion Charles for his second, with Elias Kachunga also scoring.
- Gethin Jones finished off the scoring at Wembley to take the Papa Johns Trophy
Bolton Wanderers won the Papa Johns Trophy after beating Plymouth Argyle 4-0 at Wembley on Sunday.
The Trotters got off to a dream start in London, with Kyle Dempsey heading in a Declan John corner after just four minutes, to give Ian Evett’s side the lead.
He was at the center of the action just six minutes later when he delivered Dion Charles an impressive cross into the center of the box, and the striker made no mistake putting his team two goals ahead.
They struck again just after half time with Elias Kachunga capitalizing on a Plymouth mistake, running towards goal to find the top corner.
And they weren’t done yet, with Gethin Jones, one of the smaller players on the pitch rallying to head in to form the goal-scoring quartet for Bolton.
It is the first major trophy Bolton has won since 1997, when they were crowned champions of the English Second Division.
Bolton Wanderers defeated Plymouth Argyle 4-0 at Wembley to claim the Papa Johns Trophy
Kyle Dempsey (left) opened the scoring for the Trotters after just four minutes in a dream start
Bolton fans lined the terraces at Wembley as their team scored a huge win over league rivals.
Gethin Jones scored the sides fourth goal to tie the game and give his team a 4-0 victory
Bolton manager Ian Evatt celebrated on the touchline as his team showed their dominance.
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