Ian Evatt is under no illusions that the clash against Plymouth Argyle is a big game for both the Pilgrims and Bolton Wanderers with both teams in the hunt for the top six as he vowed his side will attack the encounter in a bid to keep their play-offs push alive.
Wanderers have their second game in the space of five days at the University of Bolton Stadium with the visit of the Pilgrims.
Bolton sit 11th in the table as things stand and seven points from the top six, while Steven Schumacher's side are in the play-offs and just a point ahead of Wycombe Wanderers and Sheffield Wednesday.