The omens do not bode well for Bolton Wanderers as they prepare to face the might of Chelsea in Wednesday's League Cup third-round tie. Jose Mourinho has guided his star-studded side to the summit of the early Premier League table, scoring 16 goals in five matches along the way. Bolton, meanwhile, have won just once in eight Championship games and Dougie Freedman's team have kept only one clean sheet in that time.
It needed a late intervention from a familiar face to end Chelsea's 100 per cent record in the league as Frank Lampard - a veteran of over 600 games for the London club - scored in the sky blue of Manchester City to restrict his former employers to a 1-1 draw on Sunday. That was Chelsea's second draw in as many games, having also been held at home by Schalke in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday.
