Saturday 23 November 2019 18:17, UK
Accrington ended their goal drought in style with a resounding 7-1 victory over 10-man Bolton.
John Coleman's men had not scored in more than six hours of league football and went behind in the fifth minute to a Wanderers team who had won three league games on the bounce.
Thibaud Verlinden's trickery led to a cross to the far post, with Daryl Murphy blasting home.
Stanley were then awarded a penalty after 15 minutes for a foul by Josh Earl on Dion Charles. Earl was shown a red card and Colby Bishop punished the visitors by firing home the spot-kick.
Ross Sykes headed against the post before Bishop netted his second with a diving header from a Seamus Conneely cross.
Accrington made it three through Sean McConville on 33 minutes, the winger volleying home from a Charles delivery.
It was 4-1 after 54 minutes, when Jordan Clark's cross was tapped home from close range by McConville.
Charles hooked home a fifth at the far post on 75 minutes, before substitute Offrande Zanzala celebrated a late double with goals in the 80th minute and stoppage time.
