Bolton v Macclesfield Online Free Live Stream The FA Cup Preview -17 jan-2012,19:45 CET

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Striker George Donnelly is a doubt after a groin injury in the 2-1 defeat.
MATCH FACTS
• Bolton and Macclesfield shared four goals in the original tie.
• Macclesfield are paying their third trip to the Reebok Stadium, having lost both previous visits in the League Cup; 1-0, first round first leg in August 2000, and 2-1 in the second round in August 2011.
• The winners of this tie will be home to Swansea in the fourth round.
Bolton Wanderers
• Owen Coyle's club, next to bottom in the Premier League, are 64 places higher than their League Two opponents, and looking for a first home win in five, since the first week of November.
• The four-times winners, who last lifted the trophy in 1958, achieved their best FA Cup performance in 11 seasons, by reaching the Wembley semi-finals last year.
• The Trotters, who have won seven of their last eight ties against lower league opposition, were last dismissed by a fourth level club in 1985/86, when Wrexham accounted for them in the first round.
Macclesfield Town
• The Silkmen are one of four fourth level clubs still alive in the competition, but have not won away from home since beating East Thurrock in the first round on 12 November.
• Gary Simpson's side are competing in the third round for the ninth time in their 138-year history, but have never progressed further.
• They are hoping to depose of a top-flight club for the first time, at the sixth attempt.