Bolton Wanderers came from behind twice and scored a late winner against Oxford United on the road to narrow the gap between themselves and the League One play-offs.
Wanderers went behind early on at the Kassam Stadium due to Billy Bodin's great free-kick, but Declan John equalised immediately afterwards as Bolton drew level.
Bodin struck again for the second time later on in the first, but Marlon Fossey drew Wanderers level again for the second time in the encounter after half-time.
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The game looked like it was heading towards the spoils being shared, but Amadou Bakayoko struck before full-time to give Wanderers all three points for a huge win against the U's as Bolton went seven games unbeaten and are currently eight points from the play-offs.
After the game, Ian Evatt's gave his immediate reaction to the win and here's what he had to say.
Are you beginning to wonder?
“No. I’ve told you actions, not words! That was a really good game of football, two really good teams, a great advert for League One and five real high quality goals and a moment of real brilliance has won us the game but I thought first half in particular, we were excellent.
"We went punch for punch with a team that are really dangerous and score lots of goals. I think they’ve only had one home defeat since October, they’re a really good team, well coached, but we’re coming here full of confidence and willing to go punch for punch and the again the bench has made a difference and we’ve managed to get over the line.”
You were twice behind, that tells you a lot about the spirit, character and desire?
“That’s something that we’ve spoken about at length behind the
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