Hull City vs Bolton Wanderers. Sky Bet Championship.
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Monday 31 December 2018 12:06, UK
Hull will assess striker Fraizer Campbell before their home game against Bolton.
Campbell missed Saturday's win at Leeds due to a knock sustained in the Boxing Day victory at Preston, but could return to contention.
Reece Burke is expected to continue alongside Jordy De Wijs at the heart of defence following Tommy Elphick's recall by parent club Aston Villa. Midfielder Jackson Irvine has joined up with Australia for the Asian Cup, while defenders Angus MacDonald (calf) and Ondrej Mazuch (knee) remain sidelined.
Bolton pair Andy Taylor and Gary O'Neil both remain doubtful after missing Saturday's goalless home draw with Stoke.Left-back Taylor was forced out of the Boxing Day win against Rotherham due to a calf injury, while midfielder O'Neil was replaced by Josh Vela after sustaining a knock.
Midfielder Sammy Ameobi came through the full 90 minutes against Stoke despite nursing an ankle injury and will also be assessed. Phil Parkinson's side, above the relegation zone on goal difference, are chasing their first league win on the road since August.
Hull City and Bolton Wanderers have alternated between victory and defeat in their last seven league encounters (four Hull wins, three for Bolton), with the Tigers winning 1-0 last time out in October.
Bolton have lost each of their last four league visits to Hull since a 1-0 win in the Premier League in November 2008.
This is the third time Hull and Bolton have met on New Year's Day in the Football League - a goalless draw in 1974 and a 1-0 win for Bolton last season.
Bolton have won just four points in their last 10 away Championship games (W0 D4 L6).
Hull City boss Nigel Adkins has lost just one of his five Championship matches against Bolton as a manager (W2 D2), a 1-0 defeat with the Tigers last season.
Bolton have only won once in their last 10 matches in January in all competitions (D3 L6), though it did come against Hull on this date last year.
David Prutton predicts: 2-0 (6/1 with Sky Bet)
