Wanderers return to Wembley after a 12-year wait to take on Plymouth in the Papa Johns Trophy final.
Ian Evatt’s men reached the final following a 2-0 win against Accrington Stanley at the Wham Stadium thanks to goals from Elias Kachunga and Aaron Morley.
The Whites also overcame Barrow, Manchester United Under-21s and Portsmouth in the knockout rounds after finishing top of Group B.
Meanwhile, the Pilgrims beat Cheltenham on penalties in the semi-final following a 1-1 draw at Home Park, with goalkeeper Callum Burton saving three spot kicks in a row.
Wanderers won the competition in 1989 following a memorable 4-1 victory against Torquay at Wembley. Under-18s manager Julian Darby was on target against the Gulls that day.
When does the game take place?
The highly anticipated final takes place on Sunday, April 2 (3pm). The Whites have already sold more than 33,000 tickets for the fixture.
The points were shared when Wanderers faced Plymouth at the UniBol earlier this year following a goalless draw.
Evatt’s men were beaten 2-0 at Home Park back in August after goals from Niall Ennis and Ryan Hardie.
How to follow the action
The best place to follow the action is our matchday blog, featuring build-up and live updates from the ground.
If you aren’t heading to the capital, the match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Football (channel 403 for viewers in the UK).
Commentary will be available via Bolton FM and BBC Radio Manchester. Supporters can also purchase an audio match pass on iFollow.
Will highlights be available?
Highlights will be available to watch on the official Sky Sports YouTube channel shortly after the final whistle. There will also be a highlights show airing at 12:15am on ITV1 on Monday morning.
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