It's back to Championship football for Leeds United as they look to complete their first double over Bolton Wanderers since the 1997/98 season.

United's last five visits to Bolton:
September 14th 2013 - Bolton Wanderers 0-1 Leeds United, Championship
October 2nd 2012 - Bolton Wanderers 2-2 Leeds United, Championship
May 2nd 2004 - Bolton Wanderers 4-1 Leeds United, Premiership
December 16th 2002 - Bolton Wanderers 0-3 Leeds United, Premiership
December 26th 2001 - Bolton Wanderers 0-3 Leeds United, Premiership

Five key moments at Bolton:
Robbie Fowler will have happy memories of playing Bolton Wanderers. On Boxing Day 2001, he grabbed a hat-trick as well as missing a penalty as Leeds bounced back from a 4-3 defeat at home to Newcastle four days earlier.

Fast forward a year and with mounting pressure on then manager Terry Venables, Leeds produced a performance to keep their manager happy. Goals from Danny Mills, Robbie Fowler again and a rocket from Jason Wilcox eased the pressure on El Tel with a 3-0 win.

Sadly, a year later, Leeds' 14-year stay in the top flight was effectively ended at the Reebok Stadium. Leeds took a first half lead from the penalty spot from Mark Viduka, however the Aussie striker was soon heading for an early bath and Leeds collapsed as goals from Youri Djorkaeff (2), an Ian Harte own and a Kevin Nolan effort saw the Whites crash to a 4-1 loss.

United's final visit to the Old Burnden Park came on February 14 1996 in the FA Cup Fourth Round. The games took three attempts to take place and only one minute to settle the tie as a Rod Wallace goal was enough to book a Fifth Round home fixture with Port Vale.

Leeds' last league visit to Burnden Park took place three days after the Whites had defeated Manchester United on Christmas Eve 1995 and they made it back-to-back league wins thanks to goals from Tomas Brolin and a header from David Wetherall.

Five who played for both:
Michael Ricketts – Ricketts joined Bolton from Walsall in the summer of 2000 and made 112 appearances, scoring 46 times. From Bolton he joined Middlesbrough before moving to Leeds in the summer of 2004. His spell at Elland Road proved to be an unhappy one as he managed to find the net just twice in 29 games.

Mike Whitlow – Whitlow joined Leeds from Witton Albion as one of Howard Wilkinson’s first signings as manager. At Elland Road he made 96 appearances, scoring four goals before joining Leicester in March 1992. It was from Leicester he joined Bolton in September 1997 and went on to make 164 appearances for the Trotters.

Robbie Elliott – Elliott joined Bolton from Newcastle in the summer of 1997, making 108 appearances in over four years at the Reebok Stadium. He rejoined Newcastle before joining Sunderland in 2006. From Sunderland he joined Leeds on a free transfer in January 2007, making eight appearances for the Whites.

Alan Thompson – The Newcastle-born player joined Bolton from Newcastle in March 1993, featuring 198 times and scoring 45 times. He then joined Aston Villa and Celtic before switching to Leeds in January 2007 originally on loan. His move was made permanent in the summer of 2007 and in total he made 25 appearances for Leeds, scoring five times.

Lubomir Michalik – The Slovakian joined Bolton from Senec in January 2007 and was loaned to Elland Road within two months, making seven appearances for Leeds. He was sent back to Bolton where he appeared 17 times for the Trotters. He then rejoined Leeds, this time permanently, in January 2008 and made a further 69 appearances, scoring once.  

Bolton's last five games:
January 3rd 2015 - Bolton Wanderers 1-0 Wigan Athletic, FA Cup Third Round
December 28th 2014 - Huddersfield Town 2-1 Bolton Wanderers, Championship
December 19th 2014 - Millwall 0-1 Bolton Wanderers, Championship
December 13th 2014 - Bolton Wanderers 0-0 Ipswich Town, Championship
December 6th 2014 - Reading 0-0 Bolton Wanderers, Championship

Bolton's home league record: P12 W6 D3 L3 F19 A13 PTS 21/36

United's last five games:
January 4th 2015 - Sunderland 1-0 Leeds United, FA Cup Third Round
December 30th 2014 - Derby County 2-0 Leeds United, Championship
December 26th 2014 - Leeds United 0-2 Wigan Athletic, Championship
December 20th 2014 - Nottingham Forest 1-1 Leeds United, Championship
December 13th 2014 - Leeds United 0-1 Fulham, Championship

United's away league record P12 W1 D3 L7 F11 A 24 PTS 6/36

Top Scorers
Bolton: Craig Davies (5)
United: Mirco Antenucci (8)

All stats are provided courtesy of Andrew Dalton, you can give Andrew a follow on Twitter at @lufcstats