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LANKSHEAR LEADS ROUT OF SORRY WANDERERS

LANKSHEAR LEADS ROUT OF SORRY WANDERERS

By Trevor Baxter

BOLTON W 1

MIDDLESBROUGH 5

Bair 45+1
Morris 13, Lankshear 31, 78, Brunt 39 (og), Cozier-Duberry 73

KIM Hellberg was ready to enjoy a delightful weekend after seeing his rampant Middlesbrough side run riot at Bolton.
Friday’s victory took them top of the table, with ex-Wanderers loan star Amario Cozier-Duberry grabbing a goal and an assist, and striker Will Lankshear hitting a double as majestic Boro – with 5,000 fans in attendance – galloped past the Trotters.
The visitors also netted via Aidan Morris’s opener and a Lewis Brunt own...

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