Thursday 21 February 2008 at 17:09

Bolton Wanderers will be hoping that they can keep hold of their slender 1-0 first-leg advantage at the Estadio Vicente Calderon against Atletico Madrid in the Uefa Cup tonight (February 21st).

Despite leading the tie Bolton are the underdogs to win the match rated at 6/1 with Blue Square to win the match.

And Wanderers boss Gary Megson revealed that his side would approach the tie like any other to ensure that his side were not overawed.

He said: "Bayern Munich and Red Star Belgrade were both difficult away games, but we play huge games every week.

"We play to near enough full houses every week, we play at intimidating places each time we go away from home."

He added: "We've got some experienced players, we've got a lot of very, very good players, a lot of knowledge."

Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid's former Manchester United striker Diego Forlan is the 3/1 favourite with Bet365 to score the first goal.

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