Wycombe Wanderers boss Gareth Ainsworth believes Bolton Wanderers will pose his side a big challenge this weekend and is not interested in head-to-head records.
The two sides have played each other four times with the Chairboys taking maximum points from those encounters. Bolton are yet to score a goal against Wycombe but head into this fixture with optimism, on home soil, after a solid point at Portman Road last weekend.
Meanwhile, Ainsworth's men - who are looking to go again after defeat in the play-off final to Sunderland - saw off Burton Albion three-nil at Adams Park.
Saturday will see two sides, both fancied to be up there, lock horns and Ainsworth is looking forward to the test. “Bolton are a good side and they had a great point at Ipswich last week, who are one of the other favourite teams, so we know this is going to be a tough test this weekend without being disrespectful to Burton," said Ainsworth. “I watched the (Ipswich) game and even though Ipswich had the lion share of the chances, Bolton had some opportunities.
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