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Blues' Bolton test

AFP, LONDON
Jose Mourinho can expect no favours from Sam Allardyce on Saturday when Chelsea try to clinch their first English league title for 50 years.
Allardyce has blended a bunch of ageing pros with keen youngsters to make an uncompromising outfit at Bolton who have a habit of making life unpleasant for the Premiership aristocrats.
Nobody can describe a Premier league side these days as working class but Allardyce's side has a distinctly old-fashioned look about it.
They defend vigorously and take a route to goal where Greek striker Stelios Giannakopoulos is usually hanging around waiting for Senegal's El-Hadji Diouf to drop the ball on his head.
Chelsea have failed to score in two of their their last three games, in the league against Arsenal and in Wednesday's tense stalemate with Liverpool in the Champions League semi-finals.
And Arsenal manager Arsene
Wenger believes Chelsea may have to wait until they play Charlton at home on May 7 before they succeed the Gunners.
"Bolton are a difficult side to play and they can beat anyone on their day," he said.
Chelsea dropped a two-goal lead when they played Bolton in November finishing all-square.
Damien Duff missed the Liverpool clash with a hamstring injury and Mourinho might be reluctant to bring the Ireland winger back on Saturday with the second leg tie at Anfield on Tuesday.
Liverpool, still looking for an automatic qualifying place for next season's Champions League, play seventh-placed Middlesbrough on Saturday when they will have cup-tied Spain striker Fernando Morientes back to lead the attack.
The Liverpool management, though, are looking for a marked improvement in their form.
"Someone who works at the club told me how fantastic it is that we have reached the semi-finals of Champions League, the League Cup final and are fifth in the league," said assistant manager Pako Ayesteran.
"I told him I don't think it is fantas-
tic, not for Liverpool. I'm not happy, Rafa (Benitez the manager) is not happy. We think the season has been poor."
Everton, determined to keep Liverpool out of Europe, welcome back Australia international Tim Cahill after a virus for their match at Fulham.
With Chelsea all but crowned, most of the weekend action revolves around the bottom four -Crystal Palace, West Brom, Norwich and Southampton - who are separated by only two points fighting to save their lives.
FIXTURES
Saturday (1400 GMT unless stated): Fulham v Everton, Birmingham City v Blackburn Rovers, Manchester City v Portsmouth, Newcastle United v Crystal Palace, Southampton v Norwich City, Bolton Wanderers v Chelsea (1615), Liverpool v Middlesbrough
Sunday: Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa (1200 GMT), Charlton Athletic v Manchester United (1505 GMT)
Monday: West Bromwich Albion v Arsenal (1900 GMT)