Wigan managed to pull a goal back after falling behind twenty minutes in, but it was Watford who had the last laugh netting their second in the 82nd minute to grab the three points on Saturday.

The Latics suffered yet another loss on Saturday at home to Norwich City, who saw the struggling club off in the first five minutes to come away with a 1-0 win that left Wigan three points from safety.

The men, whose ages range from 21 to 48, have all been bailed until October 30 after being arrested on suspicion of violent disorder.

Trotters fans will be hoping for a stronger start than last season which saw them lose four of their first six games, and saw them eventually limp home to finish in a lacklustre 14th place, and a relatively poor showing in both domestic cup competitions.

The win was only Bolton’s third victory at home all season

Dougie Freedman has called on his players to believe in themselves against Watford at the Reebok Stadium on Saturday.

City eye fifth round this weekend with underdogs Watford in Manchester

City demolish Championship opposition Blackburn Rovers to move into FA Cup fourth round

Wanderers won 1-0 at promotion rivals Watford

Dougie Freedman’s Bolton travel to high-flying Watford at weekend

Bolton up to 17th and on seven-match unbeaten run