Bolton Wanderers 2-0 Everton: Another Lancastrian encounter for the Toffees after their 5-3 win over Blackpool while Owen Coyle's side only have one league win since Boxing Day
The Trotters take a lead that leaves David Moyes fuming - a free-kick that should have gone visitor's way is met by Gary Cahill, unmarked, and goes in off Johnny Heitinga; no clean sheet for Everton since September
There's disappointment for both sides as Leighton Baines whips in a great cross only for Tim Cahill to fluff his finish at the end of it and Zat Knight must leave on a stretcher after a goal-saving tackle for Wanderers
The injury takes some of the verve out of the game and the second half fails to recover it despite Everton's constant pressing as the rain drives down
Bolton grab a second goal with a sucker punch - Everton fail to clear a nothing ball in to their box, it runs to Daniel Sturridge on the right and the Chelsea loanee canes the ball past Tim Howard
Queens Park Rangers 1-1 Nottingham Forest: Neil Warnock's Championship leaders face a stiff test at home to fifth-placed Forest, who could go second with a win at Loftus Road
Tommy Smith gets his fifth goal of the season in only his fourth start for Rangers, cutting in from the left and taking his shot early to beat Lee Camp in a lively opening period
Things get worse for Forest when Radoslaw Majewski is shown a straight red for a two-footed tackle on Adel Taarabt, Rangers' closely-marked dangerman, only moments after the goal
The visitors equalise, despite being a man down, when a Lewis McGugan free-kick ricochets off a leg in the crowd, then off David McGoldrick's shin and past Paddy Kenny, McGoldrick's second goal of the season
Most of the next 45 minutes is spent in Forest's half but Rangers get no closer than Bradley Orr's header cleared off the line by Chris Cohen - it's a hard-fought game but a well-earned point for the visitors
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