Bolton promoted to Championship after Rodrigues doubles up in win over Stockport
Bolton Wanderers secured promotion to the Championship after defeating Stockport County 4-1 in the League One playoff final. Sam Dalby's impressive overhead kick helped solidify their lead, while Rúben Rodrigues added a late penalty. This victory marks a significant turnaround for Bolton, who faced financial difficulties and relegation in recent years.
- ▪Bolton Wanderers won the League One playoff final against Stockport County with a score of 4-1.
- ▪Sam Dalby scored a spectacular overhead kick to extend Bolton's lead in the match.
- ▪Rúben Rodrigues added a late penalty to finalize the scoreline and secure promotion.
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- ▪ Bolton back in the Championship after win over Stockport — Yahoo Sports
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Bolton’s Sam Dalby (right) celebrates with Amario Cozier-Duberry after his spectacular goal made it 3-1. Photograph: Nigel French/PAView image in fullscreenBolton’s Sam Dalby (right) celebrates with Amario Cozier-Duberry after his spectacular goal made it 3-1. Photograph: Nigel French/PALeague OneBolton promoted to Championship after Rodrigues doubles up in win over StockportBilly Munday at WembleySun 24 May 2026 10.20 EDTLast modified on Sun 24 May 2026 10.22 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleWith Sam Dalby’s second-half overhead kick, Bolton could start to plan their return to the Championship, a division they left in 2019 as a club in turmoil.
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