Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt believes he saw positives and negatives from his side in their pre-season friendly against Stockport County but felt the draw was a fair result.
The spoils were shared as Will Collar put County into the lead after the 60 minute mark, only for Wanderers to draw level moments latr through Elias Kachunga. The Whites went in front not long after thanks to Liverpool loanee Conor Bradley, but Myles Hippolyte levelled after to ensure the behind closed doors contest ended in a draw.
It was the third game of Bolton's pre-season schedule. The Whites had previously played non-league sides Longridge Town and Chorley as thy picked up victories in those encounters.
