BURNDEN PARK
League Record
- First Match
- 3–1 v Everton (5,000) (September 14th, 1895)
- Last Match
- 4–1 v Charlton Athletic (21,880) (April 25th, 1997)
- Highest Attendance
- 55,477 v Manchester United (1–0) (September 1st, 1951)
- Lowest Attendance
- 2,902 v Darlington (0–3) (November 5th, 1985)
- Biggest Home Win
- 8–0 v Barnsley (15,009) (October 6th, 1934)
- Biggest Home Defeat
- 0–6 v Manchester United (21,381) (February 25th, 1996)
1,878 League games played at Burnden Park by Bolton Wanderers (including 4 play-offs)
The club moved here from Pikes Lane in 1895. A substitute player was used here in a Football League match for the first time ever when Keith Peacock of Charlton Athletic took the field in their 4-2 defeat against Bolton Wanderers on August 21st, 1965. The club was also involved in Football League Play Off Matches at the neutral venue of Wembley Stadium. The club moved to the Reebok Stadium in 1997.
PLAY OFF MATCHES
2-2 v. Aldershot [aet] (7,445) (May 17th, 1987)
1-1 v. Notts County (15,105) (May 13th, 1990)
1-0 v. Bury (19,198) (May 22nd, 1991).
2-0 v. Wolverhampton Wanderers (20,041) (May 17th, 1995)
2-2 v. Aldershot [aet] (7,445) (May 17th, 1987)
1-1 v. Notts County (15,105) (May 13th, 1990)
1-0 v. Bury (19,198) (May 22nd, 1991).
2-0 v. Wolverhampton Wanderers (20,041) (May 17th, 1995)
